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  • Screenwriting Basics,  Screenwriting Tips

    What Is a Premise in Writing And How To Find It

    July 30, 2021 /
    what is a premise in writing

    What is a premise in writing? It tends to be a mystery, because depending on which screenwriting book you’ll read, you’ll probably find a different explanation of it.

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  • Screenwriters Beginners,  Story Structure

    How To Find Turning Point 2 In Any Story Plot

    February 13, 2019 /

    In the Act 2, there are two very important plot points: Firstly, the midpoint, which you can find it near the actual middle of the story, dividing the second act in two halves and secondly, the Turning Point 2 (or Plot Point 2), which is near the end of act 2. Of course, there are many important turning points in a story, but, turning point 1 and 2 are the most significant because those points move the story towards a new act. Just like Turning Point 1 pushes the story towards Act 2, Turning Point II pushes the story towards Act 3. These are two major changes in the story,…

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  • Screenwriters Beginners,  Screenwriting Basics

    The Difference Between Scene And Sequence In A Film

    February 6, 2019 /

    Welcome to a new section by Scriptwriting tips: it’s the screenwriting basics! With the Screenwriting Basics we ’re going to cover mostly basic knowledge about screenwriting, so feel free to ask any question you want, no matter how simple you think it is, in the comment section below. For our first post in this section we’re going to find out the difference between Scene and Sequence in a film. I know it seems as a basic thing, but there are many people out there trying to work in the film industry that don’t really know what’s a sequence. In order to clarify that, I feel I must explain first the…

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  • Screenwriters Beginners,  Story Structure

    How To Find The Beginning Of Act 3 (with Video)

    January 13, 2019 /

    In the 3 Act Structure Model, we separate the story in three basic parts, the beginning, the middle and the end, so, we call Act 3 the end of the story. But how can we find where is Act 3? When Act 3 begins?  – When the story comes to its final step.

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  • Screenwriters Beginners,  Story Structure

    How to find the Midpoint in two Steps – Story Structure

    November 18, 2018 /

    Midpoint is, as the word says, the plot point in the middle of the story. Even though we’re talking about 3 acts, the midpoint divides the second act into two equal parts. So, the 3-act structure is basically 4 acts. The midpoint is not just the major plot point of Act 2. It is also one of the most important plot points in the entire story, it’s the Queen of plot points!

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  • Screenwriters Beginners,  Screenwriting Basics,  Screenwriting Tips,  Story Structure

    How To Understand Act 1 Using The House Analogy

    November 8, 2018 /

    In the 3-act structure it has prevailed to name the beginning of the story, known also as the setup, Act 1. Respectively, Act 2 is the middle of a story, and Act 3 the end. But what exactly is Act 1?

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Screenwriting is about turning your fantasy into screenplays and then into films.
There are plenty screenwriting techniques out there and it's good for you to learn them and use them. However, there's a magic ingredient that connects everything.
Emotion. That's the secret ingredient. Write with emotion and try to pass these feelings to your audience. Only then you'll have a good story!

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