
Try improv-ing your way through a scene: Say "yes" to your impulses, and support your fellow actors.
If you're writing, sit down and type a story beginning to end without judgment. Again, say "yes" to your impulses and keep your fingers moving. If you think of something crazy for a character to say, write it down. You never know where it may take you.
No matter what your discipline, take an improv class or check out more tips from Kim Schultz. Improv is a powerful tool to teach yourself to let go of your judgments and free up your creativity: a must in the formative stages of any story.
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look at you referring me!!!! How fun! I never saw this post. Rock on. YES!!!!!!!!!!!!
Kim
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