Story Structure

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An Emotional Heart = Change

Rotten Tomatoes usually rates movies pretty well. However, if you look at their ratings for “Miss Congeniality” and “Mall Cop,” you’ll see extremely low scores,...
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The Foundation of Every Story

The foundation of every story begins with a character trying to achieve a goal. Initially that goal is internal or emotional with no specific way...
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Start With a Character

Every story is about a single character trying to solve a problem. In his book “The Craft of Writing Science Fiction That Sells” author Ben...
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Ending a Scene

Any time you end a scene, you should make sure it not only holds your audiences interest, but also intrigues them enough to keep reading...
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Keep Us in Suspense

The surest way to keep an audience on the edge of their seats is to keep them in suspense. To do this, you start with...
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Introducing a Character

Everything in your screenplay should be interesting and there’s nothing more crucial than introducing a character. Major characters should always be introduced in a unique...
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Creating a Cult Movie

There’s no surefire formula for writing a hit movie since as a screenwriter, the production, directing, and acting is totally out of your control. The...
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The Bizarre Scenes of “Snowpiercer”

A South Korean science fiction movie called “Snowpiercer” has become one of the most talked about film of the year. It’s basically about an ice...
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Structure + Execution = Success

We’ve all see good ideas that seemed like a great movie, only to be disappointed by the actual movie. We’ve also seen talented actors and...
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Creating Conflict

In every scene, you need conflict. More importantly, your entire story needs to be based on conflict between the hero and the villain. To maximize...
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