Write Without Actors in Mind or You've Already Seen It

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Nolan's writing discipline: never cast in your head while drafting, because then you're just scripting something you've already witnessed them do. Cast only after the script is finished, so the performance becomes discovery rather than mimicry. This separates writers who collaborate with actors from those who simply costume them.

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