Screenwriting : Has A.I. Opened pandoras box for writers or is it a quantum leap into the beautiful unknown? by Gerald Ware

 I started writing a film project called XZYLOUS about 12 years ago.  I closed my eyes, and I saw my futuristic world come to life. I saw huge meteors plummeting towards a big city like New York or L.A., and then boom!  A whole new world appears where humans were affected by some toxic fallout. But that wasn't the big story. It's a story about a young hybrid mutant girl raised by her human family. She has to choose between her human family or her Amamloid Kin.  The technology is monumental, and the landscapes are breathtaking. Huge alien mosquitoes and warped Venus Fly traps. Yeah, I was in my zone. I was like a small child who saw no boundaries or limits on expression. Then one day I allowed my maturity to obscure my perception of what was possible, and this story seemed too big. But I took an A.I. class with a company called BILLY GENE IS MARKETING, and I learned what all A.I. had achieved just on a marketing level, and at that exact moment I knew.... THE WORLD OF XZYLOUS LIVES, but with an urban twist. So, I hope you have a deep-rooted vision pushing you forward into the unknown, and I pray you land your ship safely at your new destination. However, we already know that the journey never really ends.