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In this week's screenwriting tip, Danny
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By Danny Manus
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As religious lore has it, God took 6 days to
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God of your script’s world. You add, destroy, create, inspire, manipulate.
And the decisions you make as you build your world will inform and affect
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As you start creating, outlining and writing your first pages, I want to
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