R
Robin
If you write for the general public you have to employ the old school
master's trick of tell 'em what you're gonna say, then tell 'em and
then tell 'em what you said.
Don't be clever. Don't avoid cliches. Don't be elegant. Dilute the
information in as much noise as possible. The manual must be at least
and inch thick.
This is why current movies have the "incidental music" wound up to
maximum: to hide the useless scripts and then add maximum background FX
to hide them both.
Cheers
Robin
master's trick of tell 'em what you're gonna say, then tell 'em and
then tell 'em what you said.
Don't be clever. Don't avoid cliches. Don't be elegant. Dilute the
information in as much noise as possible. The manual must be at least
and inch thick.
This is why current movies have the "incidental music" wound up to
maximum: to hide the useless scripts and then add maximum background FX
to hide them both.
Cheers
Robin