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As a screenwriter, you're constantly making decisions: from the foundations of character, story, and structure down to the littlest of details in each scene. Writing IS thinking, and when you're doing it right, you're making decisions while connecting each point of The Triangle: writer, material, and audience. Mistakes, however, are sure to be made; that is par for the course and why we rewrite. But there is no greater mistake than choosing the wrong material. But how do you know if you're off target? Simple: fight the urge to work with material out of your realm. Now…
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Screenplay Genre: Comedy / Sci-Fi Movie Time: 100 minutes 1. INCITING INCIDENT In an attempt to relive their glory days, three best friends Adam (John Cusack), Nick (Craig Robinson), and Lou (Rob Corddry) arrive in Kodiak Valley Ski Resort, dragging Adam's nephew, Jacob (Clark Duke), along for the weekend, but K-Valley and the Silver Peaks Lodge is completely run down, a shadow of it's former self. Staying in the same room where they spent some of the best weekends of their lives, the guys get drunk in the hot tub, spilling Lou's energy drink Chernobly on the…
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