My writing was going very well for a while then slowed to well standstill. I'd say that content wise I have 75% of my script done. Right now it's super unorganized and to anyone else but me it would look like a 6th grade media arts project gone wrong. I am learning as I go. I can't stress that enough. I'm hoping to get my hands on some screen writing software to give my script a glimmer of credibility and structure. So that's my progress...
Question.
Does a christian film have to be family friendly? That's what I keep thinking about lately. Not that my little project is NC17 or anything, I just don't feel like I would necessarily want to write something the whole fam could gather round the living room and enjoy together. That's Pixar's job. When I troll the Internet for anything about christian films I keep seeing buzz words like, "family friendly", "up lifting", "positive", "encouraging". What about real? When did that become such a bad thing? I'm trying to create some "real fiction" with my script. There has to be some balance between using the medium for a message and creating a medium with a message. Ya, so that's either incredibly brilliant or the dumbest thing anyone has put out on the blog universe. I just want to write a script that's smart, funny and talks about God in a natural way.
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