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@schindlersredemptionАй бұрын
My story has lived happily in my mind for over 5 years, I just don't feel I'm good enough to write it how it deserves to be written. Special genuine advice for those of us who struggle, cheers ✌️
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
You can do it!
@michelescutiamadrigal872Ай бұрын
Same for me, my story has been 5 years in my head, so I started to write simple stories, to make better the main one.
@LiamCantArtАй бұрын
I literally never comment on KZbin videos, but this was absolutely and utterly brilliant. It’s probably the best video I’ve ever watched on KZbin to date. Even though the themes of my story cover embracing the analytical and passionate, the rational vs. instinctual, this was a huge wake up call and reminder that I need to simply create as a child. I was caught up writing my hook for my story, sidetracked by my ambition of perfection when in reality the only objective is to create. I remember when I would draw comic books for no real reason when I was 5-7 years old. It wasn’t to impress anyone, or to write the next classic to be studied endlessly by film students; it was simply to get it out, for I simply couldn’t help it. How you weave Carl Jung’s study of the subconscious mind, and how we as artists use our art as a vehicle to bring the unconscious (the shadow) to the forefront of conscious thought and achieve self mastery/self awareness was also brilliantly put. It also reminded me on a totally different level of why I even want to create a manga to begin with; because I never would have bothered understand psychology, the psyche of the human mind, and appreciate the philosophical elements in this video if I never had a reason to study them in the first place. Thank you, genuinely.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Wow. Extremely high praise. I am glad the message resonated so deeply with you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@mistershootАй бұрын
Thank you Tyler. A plain and a meaningful thank you for this.
@ernolaunisАй бұрын
Great speech.
@alsenanee8019Ай бұрын
Man you are great motive and inspiring guy. Thank you for everything…😘
@cowinwatts9025Ай бұрын
THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED !!! THANK YOU TYLER 👍 FROM AN AUSSIE 🇭🇲
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Glad to hear it, Cowin!!!
@WW_Studios18 күн бұрын
Such a good video - thank you! I procrastinated on watching this for 3 weeks apparently but so glad I've gotten around to it! I might put it on repeat so when I get stuck I can remind myself LOL.
@danielrocks2200Ай бұрын
It’s so freeing to let go of the criticizer while writing. I have never thought of it that way before
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
🙏🏻
@animalkid4001Ай бұрын
This is actually a really good video. I appreciate it man.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Glad you liked it!
@GGDubsOficialАй бұрын
This video Blew my mind. Excellent video my dude, I Feel like every single one of us is connected cause this is Literally what I needed! Thank you for hard work Tyler!
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Thank you!!!
@vmathew1609Ай бұрын
I believe this.... all of this that you've said sounds right and true. Wow.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
🙏🏻🙏🏻
@maxpayne321920 күн бұрын
You are great, you addressed the issue spot on. As you said, if we let ourselves speak freely, we will be surprised of how much great themes we will discover. The best story is dwelling there inside all of us, a dormant volcano waiting , imprisoned, hidden in the subconscious.
@TylerMowery18 күн бұрын
🙏🏻
@fogartyfox592Ай бұрын
These sorts of videos are so useful, absolutely bangers lately
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Glad you think so!
@paulmckee29Ай бұрын
Good advice. Keep up the good work👊
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Thanks, Paul!
@anandchauhan780Ай бұрын
Thank you for the video.. Really needed this.. Will face my fear from Tomorrow..
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
You got this!
@martapelaez4129Ай бұрын
Thanks for encouraging me to keep writing my story, to be organic, to face my fears and believe that I can do it.
@movieswithdaniel342Ай бұрын
Hi Tyler, we had a chat together back in January, I just wanted to say that you’re awesome and your videos have helped me more than I can say. Best of luck!
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Hey Daniel! Thanks so much 🙏🏻
@jbchannel88Ай бұрын
This is something I needed to hear. Thanks!
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
You're so welcome!
@kamareemyricks8314Ай бұрын
this is so awesome, and really encouraging. Thanks for sharing.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Glad to hear it!
@GeorgegsteveАй бұрын
The problem is struggling with writing what the character is feeling, and giving the character its own voice without putting my fingerprints on everything.
@NPC_LeighАй бұрын
Very true
@reactwithronaldoca4843Ай бұрын
I had a zoom meeting with you and I have always never been good at talking much as I am socially awkward, but writing has been my way of expressing myself, this video helps a lot, Ive been struggling with this script and its been in my mind for 2 years now and Ive finally started actually writing it yesterday after countless days of structuring it out. Writing is my life and it is very important to me. I will finish this script and I just want to thank you for this video and it helped me a lot in taking this script further.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Glad we were able to talk!
@CineGorillaАй бұрын
I love all your videos!! ❤
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
🙏🏻🙏🏻
@TheCoolkarthikАй бұрын
Hi Tyler... I've been your follower for a long time. Thank you so much for this video!! I'm in middle of the first draft of my second novel, I can relate so well to this video and it is really helping and motivating. Cheers!
@magsundgotАй бұрын
Hello Tyler! Just wanted to say, i’m from Norway, and a big fan of your videos! In 2021, I started watching your videos to learn about writing. Since then, I have sold a film script and had it produced, I have written an audio drama short for a podcast, which was also produced. And this summer I received financial support from the Norwegian Cultural Council to write a theater play, and working on that for the moment! Hard work pays off, but it all started with your videos. Thank you for inspiring me! 🥰
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
That’s awesome! Congratulations I know that those are not easy achievements to attain. Good luck on your theater play!
@juliendelmas4369Ай бұрын
Thanks ❤
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
No problem
@DatsWhatXiSaidАй бұрын
A really helpful perspective nicely put.
@kuchakhtarАй бұрын
Wow! Tyler … that was one inspired rant. Naturally, thank you as always. I could go on but I would just be echoing/ repeating all the praise people here have been saying here already. Instead, on a lighter note … I noticed that the message flowed so naturally, I thought to myself, this guy could be an evangelist preacher on TV if the screenwriting thing doesn’t work out. Haha. And more than that … I thought you should summarise all this into a 4-minute rap song … we know you like the hip hop stuff already. Jokes aside … uber gratitude for what you do. Way ahead of your years.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
I’ll start on my rap album 🫡
@samimessaoud65Ай бұрын
thanx I needed this video to let go of the judgmental thought and start writing again
@heiispoon3017Ай бұрын
This was an awesome vid, definitely has jungian vibes in it
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
I try to manifest those Jungian vibes 💯
@Kuro_neko_OGАй бұрын
My story basically is a revenge story ofa a girl based on ming china,what the story is not exactly revenge story but how revenge and hatret ruins ones life making them unable to see things which are important to us.self forgiveness is something we overlook sometimes you its also shows how time can heal even the deepest wounds.
@jhonycubidesАй бұрын
Tomorrow I’ll face the story that I have had in my mind for more than 10 years thank you bro
@BOBO-n7f14 күн бұрын
Thank you so much
@TylerMowery13 күн бұрын
You're most welcome
@Dennnny60Ай бұрын
That gave me a new but known how to approach the draft wich I really needed.
@chenhegao219827 күн бұрын
it's helpful.thank you!
@TylerMowery24 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful!
@relaxwithme3266Ай бұрын
Yes inspiring. I will add as someone a decade further down the path than you that the hardest part of writing isn't writing, it's getting paid to do so consistently. Perhaps the best attribute a writer can develop is the ability to self promote even in the face of outright ridicule.
@ChiragMehtaEcomАй бұрын
Can you make a video on how movies affect the audience emotions or thinkings or maybe like case studies on popular movies and what they have that make them popular
@Rahuljha-gw8evАй бұрын
I just don't know how to get started even after watching hundred of hours of video around it.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
You start by opening up your document and waiting.
@ak-gi3euАй бұрын
i m stuck in writing dailouges .i have no clue how to write dialouges
@bananianАй бұрын
I'm worried my dialogue could have been better.
@fogartyfox592Ай бұрын
Maybe read some other scripts for examples, try and find similar dialogue to how you’d imagine your characters speaking
@BbGun-lw5viАй бұрын
I had the same issue. I found a book on Amazon called the “How to write Dazzling Dialogue” that improved my dialogue so much. It has amazing tips.
@juandediosreyes8526Ай бұрын
I have no problem writing all I think is necesary, but I fear other readers will feel that my story is incomplete. Since my story is about unrequited love, which can happen in any setting, I don't feel the need to make the characters interact with the enviroment that much, so I fear the reader will feel that the story happens in a void. Any advice? Thank you!
@alsenanee8019Ай бұрын
Sorry to interfere… but I think unrequited love is interesting topic to write about. No one did take about. So have the trust in your self and go on…👍
@elinapiller3313Ай бұрын
more then agree
@ryushogun989011 күн бұрын
Cause I need a video on Mysteries that isn't about crimes. Theme, Structure and motifs.
@SuSTR7Ай бұрын
Insightful as always, thank you. btw can you cover open ended arcs (and maybe combining them with something like four corner opposition) in your future videos?
@SdLofiDreamLife26 күн бұрын
I love you bro❤❤❤
@TylerMowery24 күн бұрын
❤️
@SdLofiDreamLife24 күн бұрын
@@TylerMowery please please help me bro Dark Knight screenplay your style explain please Pro please 😓😖😖😞
@IRFchannel-YTGАй бұрын
How to start story and finish and how to manage time to finish stories based on screen time to match
@omegaswiperАй бұрын
Tyler you are right now THE definite guru for writers. Everyone else doing what you do is boring and way older and looking for money and connected not caring about us or helping. You wont always be able to give one on one time because once you yourself sell a script and work in film you will abandon us forever. You are John Lennon and The Beatles are coming. We await your Steve Jobs rise as you make your stuff sold into some sort of app or who knows. Just know I Reynel Martinez am going to miss your videos and sorry for being an ahole about the fact that DAMN I didnt like the cult script much. But thats because Im trying to get you to sell it to Hollywood already so you can change the world and have all of us see you as the next Tarantino and Smith.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
Thank you for the kind words, omega 🙏🏻
@omegaswiperАй бұрын
I say my comments and editor judging and Tyler goes gazook. Tyler you gotta work on Barbie 2 go go go.
@TylerMoweryАй бұрын
*furiously writing Barbie 2*
@omegaswiperАй бұрын
@@TylerMowery You are not alone Theoden King ride on with others (just give them credit and pay)
@yashstories7611Ай бұрын
Exactly
@MatthewEverettGatesАй бұрын
draft - smile - craft - frown draft - smile - craft - frown draft - smile - craft... smile There is a smile of love And a smile of deceit And twixt a meta-smile Where these two meet And there is a frown of hate And of disdain Which you strive to defeat (distortion of) William Blake
@omegaswiperАй бұрын
Tyler you are the only writer but you are not a jedi yet because you gotta defeat the Empire and help us all use your course to make the success. The answer is success not failure. You gotta pull out the big ones and do something GET OUT big. If you dont your just a youtube teacher forever. Work on Barbie 2 its all outlined and ready.
@mouzou935427 күн бұрын
I finished you do it now **INT. BATHROOM - NIGHT** We see an English-style toilet from below, and the camera pans up to reveal a young man's feet on the seat, then his face. He looks through a hole in the door, both annoyed and scared, covering his mouth to hold his breath as the sound of someone being strangled (murdered) continues behind the door for a few seconds. **V.O.** Kamel, have you ever had that moment where you feel like you're living in a nightmare of your own making? Mine? It was a fart. Footsteps fade into the distance. The young man lets out a fart, holding his mouth after a second of silence. **CRIMINAL (O.S.)** I heard you. (pauses) Who's there? **YOUNG MAN (O.C.)** Frustration is clear on his face and in his eyes. He shakes his head left and right (no). I'm alone (pauses) I didn't see anything (another fart escapes as he struggles). I promise I won't tell anyone. **CRIMINAL** Footsteps. Your voice doesn't reassure me. **YOUNG MAN** Close-up of the young man's face as he still tries to hide. **V.O.** With a little luck... A phone rings. **CRIMINAL (O.S.)** Hello? **VOICE** The police are here. Footsteps fade into the distance. **V.O.** I escaped the nightmare with a story and a red face.