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OKAY FOLKS! So my muse kicked into high gear on my novel, and I think I can half the rough draft done this weekish. No really. So yeah, that means I CAN in fact do NaNoWriMo as I have the past 4 years in a row which is awesome.[Poll #1789728]
So yeah, help a sister out here guys! And comments have been known to sway me away from the tally.. just a warning/bribe lol.
Also!!! If you are joining in on the NaNo insanity - let me know who you are and I will friend ya there!
So yeah, help a sister out here guys! And comments have been known to sway me away from the tally.. just a warning/bribe lol.
Also!!! If you are joining in on the NaNo insanity - let me know who you are and I will friend ya there!
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Date: 2011-10-26 05:46 pm (UTC)Either you brought your own prompt from the meme, or the mods gave you a new one, then you had to create a character bible and then write a fic which would be an episode.
I wanted to call it "Showrunner" or something but IR didn't understand that was actually a real word XD ( she also didn't know that what we were essentially doing, was writing story bibles for TV, lol, but by then she'd already made the comm and people were joining. IR tends to be a HUGE enabler XD)
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Date: 2011-10-27 12:34 am (UTC)...I also have never heard the term "story bible" but I'll go with it lol
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Date: 2011-10-27 12:53 am (UTC)"Story bible", "show bible", "character bible": they're all the same thing.
(and if you are familiar and are just splitting hairs on terminology, then please disregard the following) it's a document that lays out the premise and characters in a TV show and includes important details. Casting sheet info is culled from this data. Set construction information can begin here too. In animated series this is where they put character concepts and turn arounds if they have 'em. It's a development document that helps communicate the central vision to everyone who is working on the show. It can be used as a pitch document and after production it often gets updated with new facts about the show so there is continuity and a maintained clarity of vision. They're mostly important when you're getting something up and running, or when you're breaking in a new writer.
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Date: 2011-10-27 01:04 am (UTC)