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Raziel is casted out of the angelic realm of Bhuwar Lokha for no fault of his, Bhuwar lokha is a plain of existence mentioned in the ancient text of Taitraiya Upanishads and many other where Adam and Eve said to have originally lived. It is a circular plain, superimposed on the physical realm like a...
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Hey Stage 32 writers! Quick question about your workflow.
When you sit down to tackle a script, where does your loyalty lie?
Cast your vote below:
Team Cloud (WriterDuet, Celtx, etc. - Access anywhere)
Team Desktop (Final Draft, Fade In, Highland, etc. - Secure offline)
The Hybrid Rebel (Write offline, s...
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hmmm S P
I think I'm definitely Team Cloud for now.
like I'm a young filmmaker from Rwanda, and since I mainly use a Chromebook, cloud-based tools have been a lifesaver because I can keep working from...
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Thought it’d be fun to kick off a small collab for November Write Club — no pressure, just creativity in motion.
The idea: a few writers team up, each writes a short scene, and we swap scripts for feedback within 48 hours.
To break the ice, I’ll start by posting a short comedic scene once we’ve got ou...
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Happy November Write Club, @Crystal! This sounds great! I have a lot on my plate, but I hope other members join the 48-hour scene swap! And if I end up being able to join, I'll let you know. Have a great week!
Me too.. because my brain needs a new outlet for a min
That's an awesome idea Crystal! Happy November Write Club to us all!
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Interesting concept, Harish. I like the blend of mythology, spirituality, and modern-day drama. Raziel's journey from exile to self-discovery has the potential to create a compelling character arc. Wishing you all the best as you continue developing the story!
Charlene Brian Thank You.