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“The 15-Minute Movie Method” focuses on story structure to help you plan your story before you start writing.

“Writing Scenes for Screenplays” focuses more on the details for writing scenes in a screenplay after you’ve already defined your overall story.

“Story Starter” focuses more on helping you turn an idea into a story and get started writing. Once you know what your story is, it’s much easier to turn it into a screenplay.

Blog Posts

Creating the Big Finale

The most important part of your story is the ending. Think of a fireworks show where the big finale occurs at the end and leaves...
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Using Internal Conflict to Create Stronger External Conflict

The best stories have two kinds of conflict: internal and external. Internal conflict occurs between your hero’s opposing beliefs or values. In “Die Hard”, the...
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Outline an Entire Story Using Opposites

Creating a story out of thin air is never easy. That’s why so many stories wind up feeling incomplete or half-polished. The solution is simple....
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