In this current climate, with all these manosphericals, AI slopsters and an orange sex pest that should be in a strait jacket rather than in the White House, every day feels like Friday the 13th and April Fool's Day combined.
In this current climate, with all these manosphericals, AI slopsters and an orange sex pest that should be in a strait jacket rather than in the White House, every day feels like Friday the 13th and April Fool's Day combined.
Just finished watching Louis Theroux's Inside The Manosphere. Now feeling sad how these people have been able to make such gains. Big fan of Louis's work but it felt like it did very little but promote these people, which is all they crave.
Which of my fellow screenwriters on here reads screenplays on an e-ink reader like a Kindle Scribe, Remarkable, Boox or Supernote device? #scriptsky
The only issue with the that is it's a normal screen. I want to go the e-ink route as I've found with my Kindle Paperwhite that it dramatically reduces glare and eye issues.
Yes, already have a blue light filter on my glasses. And I have every page that can go to dark mode in that mode. Now just looking to get an e-ink reader to help my eyes and reduce the amount of computer work.
Screen-reading glasses? As in ones that have blue light filter?
Thanks, mate. Appreciate that. Trying to work out how small the text will be for my poor, overworked eyes. Do you think it'd be OK to read screenplays on a 10.3-inch e-ink device?
Ah OK. Could I ask a favour? Would it be possible for you to take an image of what a pdf script page looks like on that device?
OK, that has about an 11-inch screen, right?
Which of my fellow screenwriters on here reads screenplays on an e-ink reader like a Kindle Scribe, Remarkable, Boox or Supernote device? #scriptsky
Every day an imperfect writer becomes less imperfect. As long as they keep at it. #scriptsky #writingsky
To err is human! π
That's true, although these two aspects don't guarantee the writer has used AI.
FYI: I don't use AI checkers. The various AI-generated correspondence was not only easy to spot for someone who has a deep understanding of grammar, syntax etc but often confessed by the person I was talking to. π
I'd avoid using anything AI to detect whether something is AI or not. I'm sure you can work out why I'd say this. π
Growing tired and saddened by the growing number of messages I receive from so-called writers who're clearly using AI to rework their correspondence to me.
Writers shouldn't need AI to write or even revise what you want to say.
Writers write; writers don't prompt. #scriptsky
Screenwriters writing a pilot? #scriptsky
It's almost funny.
Twitter/X when I ask to be connected to fellow writers:
Screenwriters writing a pilot? #scriptsky
Algorithm, please connect me with authors, screenwriters and scriptwriters who are passionate about the writing process, who - despite it often feeling like a Sisyphean struggle - love the creative journey and have no desire to pass this key and very human phase to AI. #scriptsky
I don't just read your script.
Nearly all of my services go through an undisclosed:
first read
initial notes
second read
additional notes
story breakdown
& then story breakdown notes before finally writing my report.
That's what it is to be Philmscribed.
philmscribe.com
#scriptsky
Great advice taken by Ange. Very timely for screenwriters and creatives at the moment in this "get AI to do it for me" age we find ourselves falling into. #scriptsky #writingsky
Sorry, you're asking the wrong person, my friend.
Great advice taken by Ange. Very timely for screenwriters and creatives at the moment in this "get AI to do it for me" age we find ourselves falling into. #scriptsky #writingsky
How're all my screenwriters doing out there?
Keep tapping into that creative well of your imagination and telling those stories. You don't need AI; you can do it on your own, so that it's all you, and all yours.
And if you need support, notes, screenwriting questions answered, DM me. #scriptsky
Ah, bless you.