10 Writing Tips From Oscar-Winning Filmmaker Edward Zwick
“Your most clever, articulate lines should be the first to go.”
“Your most clever, articulate lines should be the first to go.”
“Write an epic job description — that stands out amongst the crowded sea of other job applications.”
“Send a 9-word email.”
“A creative education teaches people to be creative without teaching them how to make a living from their ideas.”
“Stop thinking, researching, and stalling.”
“Figure out how to separate the art from the business.”
“If free posts are the main concert, think of paid posts as the backstage pass.”
“The job of your first sentence is to get people to read your next sentence.”
“Write something easy, first.”
“This is a growing and highly viable career path.”