/lit/ - Literature

Ins Krazno
Nicholas Cheru
Dice Nick
Uli Krasnokazachya
Esperanza Kadish

>>10217757
>wrote a script that moved everyone who's read it
>there are a fuckload of people in my undergrad filmmaking department who want to be on my project
>expected to direct this thing
>have a vision in my head but no fucking clue how to direct a goddamn film since I'm just starting out
> professors and department heads catch wind
>have looked at the material and want me to enter it into school competitions and film festivals
>all of these expectations bearing down on an inexperienced dumb fuck like me

I am as excited as I am terrified.

Unironically the metastability event theory.

Forgetting the possibility would spare me a lot of panic. Everything posted ITT is the least to it for me. DON'T google it if you're afraid of death

Is there any way to learn how to better pace your writing?
I'm worried I'm padding out shit too much, but I try to keep everything relevant and meaningful, but also at the same time I think it's starting to take too long to get to the meat of the plot.
But I also worry if I don't do it then the story will feel like it moves by too quickly or that it will end up too short.