Writing Scenes
Thank you to Randy Ingermanson, for his priceless information on his website: Home A scene has two levels of structure, and only two. They are: The large-scale structure of the scene The […]
Thank you to Randy Ingermanson, for his priceless information on his website: Home A scene has two levels of structure, and only two. They are: The large-scale structure of the scene The […]
Randy Ingermanson – “the Snowflake Guy”: The first thing to do is to take that four-page synopsis and make a list of all the scenes that you’ll need to turn […]
Sentence 4 (Disaster 3) Casey in state, confides in Chloe. Chloe can’t betray Annabelle’s confidence but tries to explain she has issues and she’s not in love with Lee. They […]
Sentence 3 (Disaster 2) In the morning, they try and find Simon. Explore the grounds. They try and put the night before behind them but bitchy comments still come through. […]
Sentence 2 (Disaster 1 External) The next morning with sore head, filming is delayed as Simon briefs them about what he wants. It can’t be done in the daytime and […]
Expand each paragraph from Step 4 into a full page of plot description. Sentence 1 (Story set up) Lee, Casey, Chloe, Joel and Simon decide to use an abandoned girls’ […]
This is the time when I expand each sentence from the summary paragraph. All but the last paragraph should end in conflict or disaster. The last paragraph is how the […]
For each of my characters I need to write a page summary sheet, developing ideas for: name, age, some personal details one sentence for their storyline in the plot as […]
For each of my characters I need to write a page summary sheet, developing ideas for: name, age, some personal details one sentence for their storyline in the plot as […]
For each of my characters I need to write a page summary sheet, developing ideas for: name, age, some personal details one sentence for their storyline in the plot as […]