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What You’re Up Against

I thought I should give you a flavour of the competition, for when you’re feeling a bit down. Below is the copy...

What You’re Up Against
posted on: Feb 18, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

The Story Revolution

Nafa – Choctops Meeting: 18/2/08 (Report by John Haly, Thank you to Tony Chu) Karel -a Belgian producer and...

The Story Revolution
posted on: Feb 18, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

How important are format and style?

The first step for many aspiring screenwriters is to purchase a piece of pricey screenwriting software. Some call it...

How important are format and style?
posted on: Feb 16, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

The Three C’s of a Scene

Your primary focus is on story and less on writing scenes, sharp dialogue or gripping action. Inevitably, though, once...

The Three C’s of a Scene
posted on: Feb 8, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

Inciting Incident: Event, not Action....

When talking about story structure, many people talk about where exactly in the story the structural element needs to...

Inciting Incident: Event, not Action.
posted on: Feb 8, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

Inciting Incident: Definitions

Inciting Incident, Catalyst, Call to Adventure, Disturbance. All terms referring to the first crucial moment: the...

Inciting Incident: Definitions
posted on: Feb 7, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

The Inciting Incident

The first guy to write down that a story needs a beginning, middle and end, was Aristotle. About twenty-four...

The Inciting Incident
posted on: Feb 6, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

First, Break All the Rules

When I asked this student which one thing she remembered above anything else, she replied: “That you can break...

First, Break All the Rules
posted on: Feb 5, 2008 | author: Karel Segers

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