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Dont know who this guy is but iv seen all his vids and he gives good clear advice,thank you for makung these helpfull clips,im 19 and just drafting idea's,watching ur clips has answered some of my questions.
wescraven02 1 month ago
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Screenplay12 1 month ago
thanks that was a real eye opener :)
sayno2lolzisback 9 months ago
Good luck to all writers!!
mwgi2009 11 months ago
More films please mr Hoffman
09nob 1 year ago
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The story, characters and the way in which the story unfolds has not been changed, but only the way in which you have written it.
say 85%-90% of the screenplay remains the same, but only some dialogue has been added or omitted and some scenes have been altered.
Would this warrant a new copyright?
534Anthony 1 year ago
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How often should you copyright your work as you are making modifications to it?
For example you copyright your work and show it to someone. This person gives you advise on how to improve it, so you make changes to the dialogue and the way in which the action is written. ... continued
534Anthony 1 year ago
Thank you for your advice.
munden1971 1 year ago
on the title page in CELTX software it has the words BASED ON? if it's not based on a novel, what do you put there?
ideagirlconsulting 1 year ago
Are you set on the length of the work?
glokefeen 2 years ago
Thanks Gordy! Always good to get writing advice like this.
Cheers,
Jeff
flickerpix 2 years ago