Tuesday, October 04, 2005

Rebecca Miller interviewed

American screenwriter Rebecca Miller, interviewed by Dylan Callaghan for wga.org.
Screenwriting has different demands than fiction. I continue to write fiction and I find it is very useful to write things in prose before they become screenplays so that I know what people are thinking and can come up with their actions. Screenplays rely on drama — on something happening, on conflict — whereas fiction can be very interior, as well as a storytelling medium.

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