Spelling and GrammarYou are going to have to use some words when
you write a cartoon-in outlines and premises -which the audience
never sees, and in dialogue - which the audience hears. If you
spell badly and can't construct a sentence, then it's pretty
certain that you'll have trouble constructing a paragraph, let
alone a story. You also won't be able to write effective
dialogue if you have trouble with language. Spelling and grammar
use the same kind of thinking that writing stories and doing
storyboards does, so if you can't spell or construct clear
sentences, you might want to give up on the idea of being a
writer. You can still be a good artist. It's a lot harder to be
an artist than a writer anyway. You should be able to control
your ideas in a way that the audience sees, feels and
understands what YOU want them to see, feel and understand. You
have to be able to present your ideas simply and clearly.
Vagueness is a sign of poor writing. Don't try to be fancy or
show-offy. That tends to muddy up your id