Tomorrow Can Be A Wonderful

Over At Our Place, We’re Sure Of Just One Thing: Everybody In The World Was Once A Child. So In Planning A New Picture, We Don’t Think Of Grown-ups, And We Don’t Think Of Children. But Just Of That Fine, Clean, Unspoiled Spot Down Deep In Every One Of Us, That Maybe The World Has Made Us Forget.

The Story Man Must See Clearly In His Own Mind How Every Piece Of Business Will Be Put Over. He Should Feel Every Expression, Every Reaction. He Get Far Enough From His Story To Take A Second Look At It... To See Whether There Is Any Dead Phase... To See Whether The Personalities Are Going To Be Interesting And Appealing To The Audience. He Should Also Try To See That The Things That His Characters Are Doing Are Of An Interesting Nature.

The Difference In Winning & Losing Is Most Often, Not Quitting.

Nearly Everybody Gets Twitterpated In The Springtime. [. . . ] You Begin To Get Weak In The Knees. Your Head's In A Whirl. And Then You Feel Light As A Feather, And Before You Know It, You're Walking On Air. And Then You Know What? You're Knocked For A Loop, And You Completely Lose Your Head!

Growing Up Isn't Simply Getting Old... Growing Up Is When You Don't Believe Anymore.