marsha norman

Another tip on tackling that first draft…

By Buzz McLaughlin|2017-04-11T10:16:00-04:00April 11th, 2017|first draft, Lanford Wilson, low-residency MFA in writing for stage and screen, marsha norman, MFA in playwriting, MFA in screenwriting, Romulus Linney, script consulting, the writing process|

Recently I've been sharing a number of posts on various [...]

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More on fighting the negative voice…

By Buzz McLaughlin|2016-12-06T15:04:00-05:00December 6th, 2016|Emily Mann, first draft, low-residency MFA in writing for stage and screen, marsha norman, MFA in playwriting, MFA in screenwriting, rewriting, script consulting, Terrence McNally, writing process|

Last week I shared some thoughts about how important it [...]

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A scriptwriting challenge: fighting the negative voice

By Buzz McLaughlin|2015-10-13T12:02:00-04:00October 13th, 2015|Emily Mann, first draft, low-residency MFA in writing for stage and screen, marsha norman, MFA in playwriting, MFA in screenwriting, script consulting, Terrence McNally, the writing process|

So you're finally plunging into your first draft and all [...]

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Sharing Your Script For The First Time: Part 2

By Buzz McLaughlin|2013-05-29T10:05:00-04:00May 29th, 2013|dealing with initial feedback, first draft, marsha norman, playwriting, rewriting, rewriting process, screenwriting, script revisions, scriptwriting, sharing your script|

Continuing our discussion...Once you've located your initial readers and they've [...]

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The First Draft of Your Script: Getting Some Distance

By Buzz McLaughlin|2013-04-19T11:57:00-04:00April 19th, 2013|first draft, marsha norman, playwriting, rewriting process, screenwriting, script rewriting, scriptwriting process|

A finished first draft is like a freshly baked pie. [...]

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