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| Oct 07 |
Intensive Seminar Program > You Lost it in the Second ActISP is designed to offer maximum exposure for your screenplay. It’s not writer’s block, but second act issues that effect your ability to finish your screenplay! The instructor will provide proven strategies for second act success. There are several things that can be picked up on early in the writing process that will spell disaster as you try to punch through the second act and still maintain narrative trajectory. This is an 8-week program from start to finish and includes script evaluation (second act emphasis), rewriting, live instruction and training, and online readings. You will receive analysis, phone/chat (your choice) conference with instructor, and then have 4-6 weeks to perform rewrites all the while remaining in constant communication with instructor as you work on your script. You Got Close To Page 60 But… In general, there are many reasons why you “Lost it in the Second Act.” This class focuses on the major issues that arise. Here are just a few that will be covered:
No exit strategy for your Second Act (I will provide you with specific and proven strategies for properly setting up and getting through your second act.) Overt awareness of screenplay structure (Seems like a simple thing but there are ways to manage your narrative and also increase tension and conflict without sacrificing tempo and beat.) You took your eye off the ball (Doing more re-writing than writing? I’ll help you avoid this with some helpful tips.) Your desire to complete the story wanes (You lost the passion, why? We’ll look at the dynamics of effective story selection and development.) Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment. |