
This Sequence Outline is NOT an absolute formula or perfect recipe to building a feature script, but it is something…
“Sit, Sequence. Sit. Good dog.” Woof! Okay, so sequences might not be not be our favorite four-legged friends, but they sure are killer gifts to the screenwriter.
In screenwriting, a sequence is a self-contained unit of action in your screenplay, usually between 10 to 15 pages, that has its own specific tension and an event around or towards which it is focused.
This Sequence Outline is NOT an absolute formula or perfect recipe to building a feature script, but it is something…
There is a lot to say about sequences, but the two most important principles to remember about sequences are: 1….
A sequence is a self-contained portion of the entire story, usually about 10 to 15 minutes (pages) in length. It…
Generally speaking there are two (sometimes three) sequences in ACT I, four (sometimes five) in ACT II and two sequences…