Keeping my Locations in Mind

 

 Keeping my Locations in Mind

  • As I write my script I keep my intended locations in the back of my mind 
  • My story relies heavy on location, it is the bedrock of the meaning of my story. 
  • My locations included an apartment building in D.C., a upscale grocery store, a corner store, and local shops
  • All my locations reflect the forever changing neighborhood in D.C. and the black and white suburban clash that is happening from the inside. 



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