If you're looking at the possibility of making yourself into a screenwriter that can actually make his/her living from writing movies, then the following might prove encouraging:
- Rejection comes with the territory - get over it - in fact, banish the word "rejection" from your world view.
- Critiques of your work should be seen as the universe's way of helping you to make your script as good as it can be.
- Editing is everything.
- If you really believe in something, fight for it. Don't write stories you don't believe in.
- Write something you’d want to watch – don’t write to please others.
- Take risks with your writing.
- Share and talk about your ideas with strangers. Discover the secret and joyous discoveries that can be had from riding on public transport.
- Act professionally, at all times. Arrive ON TIME for all meetings. Otherwise you’ll be remembered, but for all the wrong reasons.
- Don’t hand in work late, deadlines are there for a reason.
- Believe in yourself – everyone has doubts, everyone has fears. Don't give in to them.
- Don't be intimidated by lists like this.
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