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Two Highly Effective Screenwriting Tools

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Key Character Types

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 5 – Little Women)

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 4 – Parasite)

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 3 – Joker)

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Emotion General

Two Highly Effective Screenwriting Tools

By Richard the Scribe on Thu, Dec 17, 2020

Being aware of the tools you have at your disposal before starting to tell your story, and using them when you start writing, is much better than trying to utilise them to improve or fix your screenplay after you have finished your first draft.   SURPRISE Surprise the dictionary tells us, is “a feeling of …

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Key Character Types

By Richard the Scribe on Tue, Jun 23, 2020

Each of the key character types plays a specific role in a story, and there are five which you need to carefully craft into the fabric of your narrative, when designing your story. The protagonist, the antagonist, the mentor, the ally and the love interest.

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 5 – Little Women)

By Richard the Scribe on Sun, May 10, 2020

Being an adaption of a book, and even more than that a classic, and even more than that a classic book that has been successfully adapted for the screen more than once; there is added pressure on the writer to both be faithful to the original material and to craft a good screenplay.

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 4 – Parasite)

By Richard the Scribe on Sat, May 2, 2020

Parasite, written by director Bong Joon Ho with Han Jin Won, instantly sets up the social standing of the lead characters by setting the opening scene of the film in their “semi-basement home”. In Korea this is an immediate indication that they are poor, although there is some hope because they are not totally underground.

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Oscar Nominated Character Introductions (Part 3 – Joker)

By Richard the Scribe on Sun, Apr 26, 2020

By the time JOKER reached the screen, director Todd Phillips had rearranged the opening scenes and they were no longer in the same sequence as they were in his original screenplay. He also interestingly added an opening scene that is not in the screenplay at all.

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