Things I set out to accomplish this weekend: finish a draft of the Bordy remix, install window unit, buy groceries, do character research for the pilot, practice guitar, work on the Five Things fic, outline the flood fic, get some new summer clothes, avoid buying a
cute t-shirtThings accomplished: air conditioner is in my window (and, more
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also: you're writing a pilot? you wouldn't happen to know the proper formatting for series treatments, would you? ...I just started a tv thinktank with a friend. it's very if you want something done, you have to do it yourself!, plus a great way to spend happy hour, and now all we need is formatting advice, so if you have any, I'd appreciate it.
also-also: buttons in french were very disorienting for a moment there. clearly I have heatstroke.
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i am so very much in research mode for the pilot right now (because, why write something that has a chance in hell of being picked up when i can write something set in elizabethan england, i asked myself), so my formatting skillz, as it were, are vaguely nonexistent. i have this book, which my mother bought me when i mentioned this whole crazy endeavor and which seems to have some useful info (how much of it is "take with a grain of salt," i do not know, but it seems like a decent enough basic reference-- and, hey, i got it for free, so).
see how little help i am? i finally decided to just plough ahead, do the research (oh my, it is amazing how much everything i know about the era in question is a)from shakespeare class and b)from shakespeare in love and elizabeth), outline things, etcetera, and sort of figure out the formatting as i go.
also: once upon a time, my comment links were in russian.
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elizabethans! hee! the novelty alone should get you pretty far, I think. especially if it involves ye olde ER or shakespeare's drinking buddy who is a private eye.
thanks for the book rec. want me to pass along formatting info when I track it down?
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