Hey /lit/, I'm starting writing a complex scenario for a

Don't write it in English, ESL-kun.

>>9391887
It was not planned to be, but how did you figure out I'm ESL?

Who is going to film it

>>9391899
'starting to write' is the less awkward construction

>>9391899
>>9391952
or, 'I've started writing'

>>9391899
Two consecutive -ing words when they're both acting as verbs is a no-no - I'm starting to write

'European directors of modernity' is awkward, it would be more natural to use an adjective -modernist European directors (assuming that's what you mean)

Advise is the verb, advice is the noun.

Plus the french file name.

>>9391952
>>9391954
>>9391957
also

'same style as'

rather than

'same style of'

>>9391979
so yeah, you can't advise me, am I right?

>>9391796
All three of these directors have entirely disparate styles. It's not meaningful to group them together like you have.

>>9392001
you are right, that is the correct usage of the verb 'advise'

>>9391796

Don't zoom in or pan out, focus on transition.