AboutJohn M. Lovett Expertise I can answer questions about the military as it relates to film production and screenwriting. I can answer questions dealing with period weapons and tactics; re-enactment/re-enactor use and coordination; military equipment, vehicles, and uniforms. I do not answer questions dealing with screenplay format, agents, or story ideas.
Experience
Past/Present clients Warriors, Inc.
Dreamworks Interactive
Legacy Interactive
Silvertouch Pictures
Synergy Group
Nichols Productions
Question there is some phenomena I practice want to take your opinion on ?
when I m writing a scene or imagining a scene before writing or between writing scenes I do the following
" I m act the scene , sing , do music with my mouth , running , jumping , may be dancing , make voice of planes , trains , people regiments running .............
simply as I keep the world I see in my mind in my room , for instance if the scene is in USA I imagine USA on my room , if the scene in the airport , I m hearing the airport in my ear flying around me , the sea waves in front of me , or lot of people dancing in a queue in front the of the sea , I dancing like being their doing music or song with my sound (sometime may be like I direct that in my imagination also acting)
I asking that because always the writers I have seen or read about or heard about is usually calm people , sink in their thinking when writing , may be for hours , ......
wish to hear your comments about the normal of that phenomena
secondly is the director have the rights to omit scenes , characters , replace other characters , change dialogues , add characters in the screenplay without the author permission ?
Answer aob,
I have absolutely no idea what it is that you are asking for the first question.
If you are asking me about the phenomenology of experiencing sensations during writing, I would have to suggest that you contact a psychologist and ask that person. That is outside my knowledge.
As to your second question regarding a director, the short answer is yes. The long answer depends on how you, or your agent, wrote your contract.
