directors notebook on a scene

Introduction of director's note When Jon Jon entered the club, all his attention was focused on him. People waiting in line, people inside, especially women. He walked well with the crew, but this time he went to meet friends. They talked soon until JonJon found one of the most gorgeous women in the club. He took advantage of his fraud by offering her a drink. She accepted it soon. Then he exchanged the number but later left for an unknown reason.

So, I have this notebook. In fact, I have some notebooks. In these notes, I wrote down all the information I had in film production and production for many years. Some are from the course I participated in, others from meetings and presentations I have participated or saw. Then there are some direct hands I received or witnessed. I think that I will crack these pages and share important hints I've received over the years regarding you becoming a good director with you.

The notes are your friends. If you scribble your face on your laptop, all crazy things are on your head. Ideas including future scenarios, lines of dialogue, poorness of the first attempt, and what might belong to the novel later. However, what I need to write now. You can overcome blank pages before sitting and writing in this way. Please use them as a starting point for the next session. You do not know what to write? Allow random input. Write down your dreams, shuffle strategy cards, roll dice, or attract people and events all over the world. No matter what may happen - just believe it and go with it. Write down the silence. Your museum can hardly whisper to your ear if you are wearing headphones. Write offline. Please do not use the nanowrimo forum before writing. Let's get a virtual hug later

Write down everything. I have two notebooks later called "work" and "life" - my client notebook and my funeral notebook. The funeral director does not remember you asking the deceased to bring clothes. You will remember the name of your favorite or bad hymn. You will forget to order sufficient proof of death. You need to write it down at all. Please do not engage. People will use their best intent to say something really insensitive. Neighbors and old friends will comment on how good the appearance of the deceased is in the coffin. They guess who will come next. (For older generations, the funeral is a social gathering, they do not have much money.) Families will bring about discords for decades. Brothers and sisters will stir the pot. Let go of everything