
15 Tips for Creating Effective Subplots for Your Screenplay Story
A screenplay’s plot and subplots should be connected, with the subplots intersecting the main plot line. Without a...
Read moreA screenplay’s plot and subplots should be connected, with the subplots intersecting the main plot line. Without a...
Read moreAction-adventure scripts seem to always be in demand. They’re big business for...
Read moreThe character arc is the degree of emotional transformation the protagonist undergoes as a result of the events, conflicts, problems, and...
Read moreFlashback scenes were once a popular device in Hollywood. Now...
Read moreScene cards are a great way to visualize your script before writing it. Many screenwriters swear by this technique...
Read moreAudiences don’t flock to see a film where all the character’s play nice and live their lives free of obstacles. Good drama shows characters in...
Read moreIn real life, people act with a reason. And screenplay characters need to do the same. Every character action requires motivation and intention...
Read moreMany new screenwriters despair the second act. But by focusing on the elements that make up Act II, and understanding the main character’s...
Read moreA film takes viewers on a journey through a story and into the world of ideas, connecting us on a deeper level to our own lives....
Read moreYour main character’s backstory is comprised of those incidents that define his or her...
Read moreThe midpoint is the “high” before the fall. It provides a breakthrough point for the hero, a shift in the dramatic conflict, and relief from...
Read moreGreat scenes “play” – they seem to be effortlessly compelling, engaging the reader and involving him on the journey.
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