What up?
I have completed another screenplay because someone asked me to write one last week. Wow. if I were actually a sought after writer, my prolificicism (not a real word) would be legendary. Like James Patterson's ghost writer's legendary prolificisimism (also not a real word). Right?
However, due to content, I cannot share this work with any of you.
But why? is it porn?
Heavens, no.
However, he has asked me to write a screenplay which at its core speaks frequently and liberally about a certain... oh, let's "company." Which, to me, smacks of commercialism. No, it's not a franchised burger joint, get your mind out of the gutter. And although this "company," still feels fringe, or rather, fringish (really? That's not a word?) I cannot say for certain whether or not it feels as if I am pleasuring the Devil as of yet. I mean, I wrote the thing and I included many, many references to this pop-culture phenomenon, but there is nothing in it to suggest that I wrote it solely in the vein of extreme marketability. But even so, the prickly little purity of mineself regards it as something I should be wary of, which is why it was written under a pseudonym. Which makes me a sell-out but with a different name. Oh, such a moral dilemma I find myself in!
But I wrote it and was happy with the story. And in the end, no matter the consequences, the writer has to at the very least like the story he or she has written. So, I fulfilled my end of the bargain, as far as I'm concerned. So all the nay-sayers can go to (omitted for copyright purposes).
However, due to content, I cannot share this work with any of you.
But why? is it porn?
Heavens, no.
However, he has asked me to write a screenplay which at its core speaks frequently and liberally about a certain... oh, let's "company." Which, to me, smacks of commercialism. No, it's not a franchised burger joint, get your mind out of the gutter. And although this "company," still feels fringe, or rather, fringish (really? That's not a word?) I cannot say for certain whether or not it feels as if I am pleasuring the Devil as of yet. I mean, I wrote the thing and I included many, many references to this pop-culture phenomenon, but there is nothing in it to suggest that I wrote it solely in the vein of extreme marketability. But even so, the prickly little purity of mineself regards it as something I should be wary of, which is why it was written under a pseudonym. Which makes me a sell-out but with a different name. Oh, such a moral dilemma I find myself in!
But I wrote it and was happy with the story. And in the end, no matter the consequences, the writer has to at the very least like the story he or she has written. So, I fulfilled my end of the bargain, as far as I'm concerned. So all the nay-sayers can go to (omitted for copyright purposes).
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