Helen Wright: It tech, screenwriter and playwright in Ipswich, United Kingdom.

There has been a lot of talk and chatting about AI making a script for a Big movie that might be made. Has anyone here used AI as a test to write? thoughts on it and how it could be used? if at all?

Hope everyone is having a great holiday. Finally got back to writing this morning!

I'm studying creative writing as part of a degree course. I'm a mature (coughs) student and on my last module which is all about adapting for stage and screen. I've been looking at characters in my fave streaming show that have not had their full back story revealed. Would you contact the original writers to talk about creating the back stories?

I always thought I was confident and loved to write and create. Then i feel into the movie of life and got distracted. I have been studying literature and creative writing and have found that when in "the mood" i can write for hours. it may not be published but its writings and the notebooks are filling up with the meanderings of my mind.

So now i'm walking with purpose that some of these loglines and scripts i am refining and drafting sixty million gazillion times should go somewhere and get some feedback and here I am finally doing something about it. My imposter syndrome has always been prevalent in everything i do but the voice of it is getting less air time. as i get older and go "so what". I have been told too many times "you should write a book" or tell a tale of an event and "that's comedy gold" - If I don't put this writing out there and start to pitch I will be in the "what if I had" mode.

I will soak up any feedback and advice as I want to become a full time creator. So many stories in my head, my life and those notebooks.

and yes I do feel like most days i am living in a comedy zone....

I feel this is me stuck in the day job dreaming of the plot and script. But thats ok right.. I'm working on it.

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