Screenwriting Tag Cloud Results for "villain"

Marilyn offers great advice on how to use New Year's Eve to raise the stakes in your screenplay.

Marilyn offers advice on how to improve your script by putting yourself in the shoes of one of your story's key characters.

Marilyn explains how creating a strong backstory can help the writing of your protagonist and screenplay.

How the wrong theme, extraneous subplots and ill-considered characterization can sink a screenplay.

Script Consultant Karel Segers dissects Disney's Frozen.

Marilyn explores how understanding your characters' attitutude to love and romance can help your screenplay.

Marilyn offers great advice on how to use an impending severe weather event to better understand your characters.

Marilyn offers some advice on how to write better characters by puttin yourself in their shoes.

Marilyn advises on how to turn fiction and non-fiction stories into movie scripts.

Marilyn suggests a technique for writers to draw upon their own friends and families experiences to help create more three-dimensional characters and plots.

Practical advice on how to write a biopic screenplay.

Marilyn offers great advice on how to use the weather to add drama to your script.

Marilyn offers some practical advice for getting your screen story off the starting blocks.

Some good advice on how to brush up your script's dialogue.

How writing a first person narration from the perspective of your protagonist and antagonist can strenghten your first act.

Marilyn offers some practical advice on how to write a better villain.

Marilyn suggests you interview your principle characters to help you plan and structure your screen story.

Create an original plot twist by asking what would drive your protagonist to commit murder.

Marilyn offers great advice on how to use illness to enhance your story and your character arcs.

Marilyn offers some great advice about using real people to help your screenwriting.

Marilyn discusses the formative event of your protagonist's story.

Marilyn introduces an exercise to flesh out your story's characters using their family relationships.

Sound advice on the Dos and Don'ts of script writing by longtime Chair of the UCLA Graduate Screenwriting Program Richard Walter.

Marilyn discusses a character's crisis point and escape in your story.

How using a real life experience can positively influence your screenplay.

Marilyn offers great advice on how to use New Year resolutions for your characters.

Hollywood screenwriter, psychotherapist and author Dennis Palumbo unlocks the secrets to writing effective mystery stories.

Steve Kaire's tenth installment of screenwriting myths and facts.

Author and screenwriter Steven Pressfield offers some practical advice on how to battle through and overcome Act Two screenwriting obstacles.

How to create a successful pitch for your screenplay.

Marilyn offers some great advice on how to develop characters and create depth and subtext in your screenplay.

Marilyn's advice to let the world around you influence your screen story.

Marilyn offers some great advice on how to learn more about your characters using the costumes you may choose to wear for Halloween.

Dana Dorrity, assistant Professor of Communications and Media Arts at Dutchess Community College, gives some great advice on how to create a satisfying ending.