Editing Your Script

This week we’ll be talking about editing you’re your script. At this point in the process your story should be solid. You may make a few minor changes, but you should feel like the order of events is set in place, all the characters are there, and really nothing major will be changing once you start the edit. This is where you start to put the final touches. You’ll fix spelling errors, replace more interesting words with less interesting ones, etc. It’s largely a cosmetic thing.

Here’s an awesome article about the process of editing you scripts: Go Into The Story – How I Write A Script, Part 10: Editing

Published by Jordan

Thanks for stopping by! A few things about me. I've been an L.A. local for my whole life, and I spend my days working here at front desk of theOffice. My number one goal here is to fill this blog feed full of things that will motivate and inspire writers, and to give you all an occasional laugh. I'm a lover of science and technology, geek culture, and video games. If anything inspires you as a writer, I'd love to hear about it!