thanks in advance
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- Mi mejor amiga es Michelle. (My best friend is Michelle.)
- Ella es considerada y incredible. (She is considerate and incredible.)
- Por que Michelle y yo tenimos en comun. (Because Michelle and I have things in common.)
- Nosotros es entrometida y chismosa. (We are nosy and gossipy.)
- Pero yo confio y contar con Michelle. (But I trust and count on Michelle.)
- El proxmio dia… (The next day…)
- Yo odia Michelle! (I hate Michelle!)
- Ella es mucho chismosa! Michelle dicho mis secretos con mis amigas! (She is so gossipy! Michelle told my secrets to my friends!)
- Michelle: “Amy! Lo siento!” (Amy! I’m sorry!)
- Yo perdono a Michelle por que ella reconciliarse. (I forgive Michelle because she made it up to me.)
- Mi mejor amigo es Michelle. Ella es considerada y incedible pero yo no confio en ella. (My best friend is Michelle. She es considerate and incredible but I don’t trust her anymore.)

The problem is, I’m no proffesional writer and I am afraid my writing will wreck my whole idea

So i was wondering if anyone could gove me some tips before i Start writing the script?

Like how do i think up the correct lines for my characters to say?
Really good movies are quotable and i want to have lines like that in my script.

So overall could some peole please just goive me any overall tips in writing scripts?

Any help would be great!
Thanks in advance!

I’m an extremely visual person. Thoughts come to me as pictures without internal narrative. I just ‘see’ it. So, whenever I try to write about what I see for various reasons (novel, game design document, script, etc.) the words fail to come. I can see the image vividly but whenever I DO make an attempt at describing it, it seems shallow and boring, nothing as epic as it comes to me.

I’d greatly appreciate any tips or sources that assist writers. I don’t think its writer’s block because its not a lack of idea, but just an inability to formulate the ideas to words.

Thanks in advance to anyone whom offers help!
Everyone has been wonderful and I love each and every response, so I’m unable to pick a best answer. Thus, I’m putting it up to a vote. But no matter who gets the best answer, I’ve taken all answers to consideration and am now working on a method derived from all the input so that I can spill those creative ideas into something tangible. Thank you all again!

My question is, how can I learn Tamil (Sri Lankan or Indian derivatives) in the easiest way? I am also interested in the other 3 south Indian languages (also I am interested in Sinhala, I want to learn these too, but I shouldn’t get to jumpy. I understand that these languages are closely related and that they are derived from Dravidian – and the written script is derived from Brahimi.

Anyone have any tips? Thanks in advance.

I have many novel ideas too but have been focusing on my film ideas because i feel there is more money in films, No one pays to go and see a book, do they? (I am sure that there are famous books that people pay to see, please do not correct me on this unless your ego demands it). I basically want to make my bucks then do it purely for the art of it. I have written lots of short stories and poems to sell too and am finding short story websites rubbish im afraid to say, would a publisher buy short stories or poems or collections of either or would me being a complete unknown be far too risky for them? I am totally ignorant of selling my work so any tips hither or thither would be fantastic, but mostly i want to know, who will buy my roses? thanks in advance to any useful tip bringers to my question of many branches.
NB. this is not an example of my finest work.

Like:
-What the mission is
-At least 2 other characters that will be on the mission with them ONE girl and ONE boy)
-Names for the 4 characters (their target, boss, etc.)
-What kind of personalities they should have

Thanks in Advance!!!

Do you know any tips or suggestions to give more life to my story? Thanks in advance.