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Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
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Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
29 Dec 2011
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@RushtheLawyer
@AttyRush Your own top 5 films this year? (did Tree of Life even figure.....) I loved it!!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
14 Jul 2011
Check out this site:
wordsmythescreenwritingtips.…
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
14 Jul 2011
Oooops! I do want to pass along this FILM CONTEST for the London Olympics.... chk out this LINK
greatbritons.ba.com/
& have FUN!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
12 Jul 2011
Okay, that's it for the summer from www.Wordsmythe.ca. Twitter us again in the fall for more ScriptTips!!
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Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
10 Jul 2011
The aim is to craft a story within the three acts that makes the structure disappear. The good guys gonna win-but the story hides it for us!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
7 Jul 2011
Any other order means the movies feels like it ends before it ENDS. It leaves your audience cranky and unsatisfied. www.Wordsmythe.ca
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
5 Jul 2011
You leave the biggest (life & death) issue to last... THAT one ends the movie, IS THE CLIMAX tells us all will be well or NOT for our hero.
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
3 Jul 2011
Just as in the 2nd act you brought in complications of an ESCALATING scale - now you RESOLVE them all-smallest thru to BIGGEST. Wordsmythe
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
1 Jul 2011
The 1st Act is the SET UP; the 2nd Act is COMPLICATIONS - the 3rd Act is RESOLUTION. All of the issues raised in the 2nd Act must go away!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
30 Jun 2011
Why else watch stories of triumph over adversity, redemption, or true love won against all odds - but to encourage ourselves to RISK too!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
28 Jun 2011
IF our heroine can win out over unthinkable odds in her life - maybe we can too. We leave the theatre with HOPE-and that is no small thing!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
26 Jun 2011
There is in us, the audience, a burning desire to see our heroine succeed -but not TOO EASILY. We want to see her earn it - just like we do!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
24 Jun 2011
It progresses in steps, like a stairway ....to HELL maybe. The hero is challenged more strenuously with each step she takes! Wordsmythe.ca
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
22 Jun 2011
Act 2 begins a progression of situations where the hero/ine is challenged by the villain to RISK something to move towards her goal!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
20 Jun 2011
ACT TWO is all about conflict. The heroine/hero is conflicted about their desire for what they want... and yet they WANT IT!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
18 Jun 2011
In the 1st act you SHOW us what's at stake AND then illustrate in Act 2 & 3 how far both hero & villain will go to succeed! Wordsmythe.ca
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
16 Jun 2011
The antagonist (or villain) is almost as important as your hero or heroine. The stronger the villain-the more valiant the effort to succeed!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
14 Jun 2011
SET UP the antagonist - or villain. WHY do they thwart the hero/ine's efforts. HOW do they thwart them, time & time again? Wordsmythe.ca
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
12 Jun 2011
SET UP the hero/ine's DESIRE...What is it they want more than anything else in their world? TELL us - SHOW US and how much it matters too!
Jana Williams
@ScriptTips
10 Jun 2011
The 1st act is all about the SET UP. Set up the WORLD, where is it - what is it - how does the Hero/ine figure in it? www.Wordsmythe.ca
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