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A blog devoted just to my scriptwriting. That’s all I’m going to blogging about here. |
Starting Episode Two It has been almost two weeks since I worked on my Water Wars scriptwriting project. I didn’t know where I left off with my sentences. So, I went into my ‘Water Wars 6-6-25’ Folder. After opening some of these documents, I found out that I just finished the Episode One, ‘Some of the Adults’ Scene Outline. That means I’m ready to start Episode Two. I even checked out my Episode Two, ‘Not Hiding in Darkness’ Act Breakdown document to make sure I was right where I left off on June thirtieth, twenty twenty-five. The sentences for the Episode Two Act Breakdown document are where I will start writing when I get to work at six PM WDC time this evening. Every Part or Episode of my Act breakdowns, Story Outlines, and Scene Outlines for my Water Wars scriptwriting project consists of two hundred and twenty-eight sentences. Since my shift tonight is about ten to eleven hours, depending on how busy it gets at work tonight, and it has been getting quite busy there, that’s almost twenty-one sentences every hour. Except for three sentences, the average for an eleven-hour shift is twenty sentences every hour, aka about three minutes for every sentence. It’s just the opposite for a ten-hour shift. Eight sentences are twenty-three every hour. The other two twenty are twenty-two. Whether I have two to three minutes for every sentence in my Episode Two Act Breakdown, Story Outline, and Scene Outline, it depends on how busy it is this evening at work, and whether I will get this episode finished during my twelve-hour shift this evening and early tomorrow morning. I should be able to finish writing this episode during my shift tonight. Will I get two hundred and twenty-eight sentences written during my shift tonight and early tomorrow morning? It has been done before. There is no reason why it can’t be done again. I may be able to start working on Episode Three, ‘Floating Weapons,’ during my twelve-hour shift.
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