This post is going to require everyone’s cooperation, so grab your keyboards and get ready!
I want to hear about your muses. You know–when you go to the movie theatre with a big bag of popcorn, and that film on the silver screen gives you a fantastic idea for your WIP in the strangest way. Or maybe the one rock album you’ve studied the lyrics to a million times trying to get every song to fit one of your character’s journeys. You know what I’m talking about. So spill it, and if you can tell us why, the better. I’ll start.
Movies:
Lord of the Rings– the movies that jumpstarted my high school writing spree. The acting and direction sparked my imagination for the way I imagined dramatic scenes in THE ILLUMINATED.
Transformers– Humor and cinematography opened some doors.
Slumdog Millionare– beauty of using culture as an art form
The Goonies– opened my love for teamwork and bonding, creepy caves, and puzzles
Alice in Wonderland– Inspired my MC Jordan Adeline
I will also leave you with two amazing artists that every time I listen to I can’t help but develop scenes. Check them out:
Secret and Whisper — Great White Whale
Eisley — Room Noises / Combinations
So I must know, what are some of the art forms that have inspired your work, and how? Do you have any recommendations for me?
Originally published on Old People Writing for Teens by GotYA contributor Sarah Harian. To view original post and reader comments, please click here.
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