I Am Also Working On A Couple

You Have To Live Your Life According To What Comforts You, Not What The Rest Of Your Family Thinks You Ought To Be Doing.

...let The Emotional Weight Of A Scene Rest On The Dialogue Wherever Possible. This Is The Easy Way To Avoid Overinterpretation, Which Seems To Be What Turns A Scene From Sympathetic To Sentimental.

Make Notes—i’ve Lost More Material Than I’ve Ever Written. Contrary To Popular Opinion, It’s Not Still Up There In One’s Brain. It’s In Outer Space And It Ain’t Coming Back.

. . . Crazy World Or Maybe It's Just The View We Have Of It, Looking Through A Crack In The Door, Never Being Able To See The Whole Room, The Whole Picture.

It's Always Obvious To Me When Someone Is Looking At Me With An Idea Of Who I Am And Hoping That That's The Person I'm Going To Be. No Matter How Subtle It Is, It's There, And You Want To Give Them Who They Really Want. But It Ain't Me.