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Perfecting a Good Script
Discover expert techniques for perfecting a good script—from crafting layered characters to weaving in subplots, raising stakes, and mastering rewrites.
Tag: scriptwriting
Kill Your Darlings
Great writing means tough choices. Learn why “kill your darlings” is essential for crafting a stronger, more impactful script.
Intertwining in Scriptwriting
Great screenwriters weave detailed connections throughout the script, making every element feel purposeful and interconnected.
Setting Obstacles in Scriptwriting
At the heart of any story lies a hero on a journey. But what makes that journey interesting? The obstacles they encounter along the way.
Intercuts and Transitions in Scriptwriting
If your story lacks momentum, tension, or that page-turning quality, intercuts and transitions might be the tools you need to bring it to life.
Foreshadowing in Scriptwriting
Foreshadowing adds an element of suspense and anticipation, creating moments that let the audience sense an upcoming twist.
Master Exposition in Scriptwriting
Proper use of exposition gives the audience the necessary background information of a story to help fully engage with the narrative.
Writing Great Dialogue
Writing great dialogue goes beyond putting words on a page; it’s about making those words feel real and meaningful.
Drafting Your Story
Before you dive into writing, you’ll need a plan. Drafting your story in a thoughtful, organized way is essential for success.
The Three Act Structure
Embrace the art of storytelling, and let the three act structure guide you in crafting tales that resonate deeply and stand the test of time.
