Screenwriting is scene work. Scenes and sequences are at the heart of what we do. But how do we write great scenes, and how do we REwrite them?
This is excellent ! I love seeing experienced writers giving such pragmatic advice
So glad it helps!
Love how simple and straight to the point these tips are. Thank you Tom!
Love these, especially number two. Keeping this in mind for my next draft, thanks!
Thank you! Once you start thinking about them, you see where you neglect them all the time.
Great ideas here for novelists, too!
Absolutely.
Screenplay most terrifying. Bought 2 programs…. Final draft and the one the Brits put out. Head nor tail. Gave up:and cracking it up again.
Regards.
gSr
Love the different lens through which I can consider each scene I write - so helpful as my story always comes to me in scenes rather than plot points.
In the midst of a project and this was so helpful, thank you!
Great article - I like to use the GODD (Goal, Obstacle, Dilemma, Decision) method when I go through a scene or series of scenes.
This is excellent ! I love seeing experienced writers giving such pragmatic advice
So glad it helps!
Love how simple and straight to the point these tips are. Thank you Tom!
Love these, especially number two. Keeping this in mind for my next draft, thanks!
Thank you! Once you start thinking about them, you see where you neglect them all the time.
Great ideas here for novelists, too!
Absolutely.
Screenplay most terrifying. Bought 2 programs…. Final draft and the one the Brits put out. Head nor tail. Gave up:and cracking it up again.
Regards.
gSr
Love the different lens through which I can consider each scene I write - so helpful as my story always comes to me in scenes rather than plot points.
In the midst of a project and this was so helpful, thank you!
Great article - I like to use the GODD (Goal, Obstacle, Dilemma, Decision) method when I go through a scene or series of scenes.