As many as 75, as little as 0. I probably average around 2-5 pages a day. 8-10 if I'm feeling inspired.
For me writing the script is either extremely easy or excruciatingly difficult, depending on how well I know my story.
For that reason I like to spend a lot of time writing and revising my outline. I like to be able to view the story as a whole. It is there that I see all of the holes in my story, and I fix them as best as possible. If parts of the story aren't working, I change them.
Once I am deep in the actual script, it is much harder for me to make changes. A single plot hole can derail me for days, as I rack my brain trying to fix it. It seems like a pointless and impossible task, and I need to take a step back and re-outline.
These days I have become much better at forcing myself to write scenes with which I am having trouble. In those cases the outline is my savior. I just need to write something, and I know I'll be able to revise it into something good. I write the barest skeleton of the scene, the basic actions, dialogue that says exactly what the characters need to say. Before I know it I have revised it into a decent scene.
For me writing the script is either extremely easy or excruciatingly difficult, depending on how well I know my story.
For that reason I like to spend a lot of time writing and revising my outline. I like to be able to view the story as a whole. It is there that I see all of the holes in my story, and I fix them as best as possible. If parts of the story aren't working, I change them.
Once I am deep in the actual script, it is much harder for me to make changes. A single plot hole can derail me for days, as I rack my brain trying to fix it. It seems like a pointless and impossible task, and I need to take a step back and re-outline.
These days I have become much better at forcing myself to write scenes with which I am having trouble. In those cases the outline is my savior. I just need to write something, and I know I'll be able to revise it into something good. I write the barest skeleton of the scene, the basic actions, dialogue that says exactly what the characters need to say. Before I know it I have revised it into a decent scene.