Every screenplay needs a resolution. No matter the format, the resolution is a crucial story element that completes the screenplay. But what is the resolution in a screenplay and how can you ensure that your screenplay has one? In this article, we are breaking down resolutions and discussing three core elements for effective resolutions.
Why is screenplay structure important and why should all scripts adhere to basic structure guidelines? In this article, we are talking screenplay structure as we break down and understand its key elements and how they contribute to the overall impact of a screenplay.
Some screenwriters love it, other writers hate it. But no matter where you stand on the topic, you can’t refute the benefits of the outlining phase of your script writing process. In this article, we are covering the importance of the outline with TPP Story Expert, Carlton.
So you’re talking about your screenplay idea with your screenwriting friends and one of them asks, “So what's the logline?” and you find yourself tripping over your words? If you’ve been struggling with loglines then this article is for you! In this article, we are breaking down loglines, their purpose, and how you can ensure your script has an effective one.
When thinking about screenplay structure, the midpoint can sometimes be hard to nail down. But knowing the purpose of a midpoint and making sure your script has one will make you a more effective scriptwriter. In this article, we will discuss the midpoint using examples from produced screenplays. Let’s dive right in!
If you’ve been reading our blog for some time now (we hope you have) then you know the importance of your script having a solid first 15 pages. But what does this mean exactly? In this article, we are breaking down how to get an executive to read past the first 15 pages of your screenplay.
Every screenplay needs an inciting incident. But what exactly is an inciting incident and how can you ensure your screenplay has one? In this article, we are breaking down inciting incidents and sharing three easy tips on how you can craft one for your next script.
Tired of getting feedback that the characters in your screenplay feel flat or are one-dimensional? Then this article is for you! In this article, we will be breaking down complex characters, how to write them, and then breaking down classic characters that we love.
Is it the voice of God or is the person just in the other room? Or maybe it’s a news broadcast. If you have been wondering about the differences between V.O., O.S., and O.C., then this article is for you! We will be breaking down the differences between the trio, when they are used on screenplays, and some common mistakes when screenwriting.
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