#fightscenes — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #fightscenes, aggregated by home.social.
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How to Start Your Fight Scene (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch teaches us how to start our fight scenes by beginning at the end.
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Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch shares the different kinds of evidence than decide if a character is guilty or innocent.
The post Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
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Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch shares the different kinds of evidence than decide if a character is guilty or innocent.
The post Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/innocent-until-proven-guilty-using-direct-and-indirect-evidence-in-your-stories-fightwrite -
Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch shares the different kinds of evidence than decide if a character is guilty or innocent.
The post Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/innocent-until-proven-guilty-using-direct-and-indirect-evidence-in-your-stories-fightwrite -
Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch shares the different kinds of evidence than decide if a character is guilty or innocent.
The post Innocent Until Proven Guilty: Using Direct and Indirect Evidence in Your Stories (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/innocent-until-proven-guilty-using-direct-and-indirect-evidence-in-your-stories-fightwrite -
Packing a Punch With Your Fight Scene Without Punching or Kicking (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch moves through the body to share strikes that aren’t punches and kicks.
The post Packing a Punch With Your Fight Scene Without Punching or Kicking (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
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FightWrite™’s Find the Flaw
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch shares examples of flawed writing scenes and offers tools to help make them better.
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Broken Nose Symptoms for Writers (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch dives into a common injury that is often overlooked on the page: the broken nose.
The post Broken Nose Symptoms for Writers (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
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Where To Carry a Weapon (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fight and author Carla Hoch shares where your character should carry their weapon, and why film and TV is obsessed with swords across a character’s back.
The post Where To Carry a Weapon (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/where-to-carry-a-weapon-fightwrite#Resources #Fight #FightScenes #Fightwrite #Weapons
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Writing Two-Sword Style Fighting (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch discusses the history of two-sword fighting, the pros and cons for your characters, and more.
The post Writing Two-Sword Style Fighting (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/writing-two-sword-style-fighting-fightwrite#Resources #Fight #FightScenes #FightWrite #Fightwrite
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Cues of Attack (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch discusses how your character’s body will indicate that an attack is forthcoming.
The post Cues of Attack (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/cues-of-attack-fightwrite#Resources #Fight #FightScenes #FightWrite #writingfightscenes
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How Criminal Sketch Artistry Works (FightWrite™)
This month, trained fighter and author Carla Hoch discusses criminal sketch artists, when your characters should speak with forensic artists, and more.
The post How Criminal Sketch Artistry Works (FightWrite™) appeared first on Writer's Digest.
https://www.writersdigest.com/how-criminal-sketch-artistry-works-fightwrite#Resources #crime #crimefiction #criminalsketch #FightScenes
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If choosing between a sword and shield, what would I prefer?
No contest. In my youth, I was a skilled foil fencer (I competed at the Jr Olympics & the NCAAs). In the SCA (I've since GAFIAted) I learned to wear a sword with no thought. And now I'm learning to wield a katana inTangSooDo.
Swords all the way!
#Writephant #FightScenes #ChooseYourBattles #WritingCommunity #WritersofMastodon #Swordswoman #tangsoodo
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If choosing between a sword and shield, what would you prefer?#Writephant #FightScenes #ChooseYourBattles #WritingCommunity #WritersofMastodon
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What are some hills that I would die on in real life, related to books or stories?
I'm ready to take a stand about all of the book banning that's been going on--but while I'm willing to be arrested, I'm not willing to die. I can do more good if I'm still around to make good trouble.
#Writephant #FightScenes #ChooseYourBattles #WritingCommunity #WritersofMastodon
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What are some hills that you would die on in real life, related to books or stories?#Writephant #FightScenes #ChooseYourBattles #WritingCommunity #WritersofMastodon
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@elektra Oh wow. Roan says he doesn't like to fight, but let's face it, he loves it. And while Grey doesn't technically like fighting, he knows how to end every single one. (He's big and he punches like a Buick.) #Writephant
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Do you have any characters that are scrapping for a large fight or a little argument?
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Do you like reading about fights, big or small?#writephant #FightScenes #ChooseYourBattles
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Today's Weird Luck webcomic update features TWO spectacular new pages, as the action comes to an unexpected climax!
#webcomics #comics #comicart #weirdluck #urbanfantasy #crime #capers #heists #adventure #action #fightscenes #oops
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I just finished another chapter of my book. This is the second fight scene in my manuscript. It features angels at war, and it’s a real doozy of an acid trip. #AmWriting #Slipstream #Angels #FightScenes
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Picked up this 15" adjustable #wrench in a thrift store the other day, though I have little need of one. It's research. You see, the main character of the new #fantasy / #adventure #novel I'm working on uses one as their preferred close in weapon. It's inconspicuous when searched, versatile, and deadly when needed. I'm practicing different grips and striking techniques, and how to hide it up my sleeve and drop it into my hand.
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Writing a sex scene is not all that different from writing a fight scene. They are both, in screenwriting terms, a kind of set piece.
Outline the main beats, the shifting power dynamics, where it starts vs where it ends, character goals & intrinsic obstacles, what changes, what escalates / what regresses, what's revealed.
#Writing #Screenwriting #SetPieces #WritingTips #SexScenes #FightScenes #Romance #Romancelandia #Erotica
