The audience has seen the journey through which our protagonist has traveled. Yet the audience still wants reassurance that all…
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“Leaves of three, let them be.” A helpful little phrase when it comes to avoiding poison oak in the woods, but when it comes to your screenplay, three absolutely is company. This is the core of screenwriting.
Three Act Structure is your framework and the almighty epoxy of the screenplay. These three parts, often literally taking place in different worlds – physically and/or figuratively – can work independently of each other, yet when connected, they build a solid whole.
The audience has seen the journey through which our protagonist has traveled. Yet the audience still wants reassurance that all…
This is the meat and potatoes portion… AND the most difficult part of writing a screenplay. Most mediocre and flawed…
Usually the story really begins at the moment when the first character faces the difficulty that he or she has…
