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1 .1 - FORMATTING: THE SIX ELEMENTS
Introduction to Formatting
Scene Headings I
Scene Headings II
Action Slugs I
Action Slugs II
1.2 - FORMATTING: THE SIX ELEMENTS
Character Names
Dialogue
Parentheticals
Transitions
White Space
2.1 - THREE ACT STRUCTURE
3 Act Overview
The Set Up
Plot Point One
Midpoint
Inciting Incident
2.2 - THREE ACT STRUCTURE
Climax
Denouement
The Big Secret
Breaking the Rules
Plot Point Two
3.1 - CHARACTER
Ethical Theory - The Ends Justify the Means
3D vs 1D
Principal and minor characters
3.2 - CHARACTER
Characterization
Deep Character
Passive vs. Active
Heroes and Villians
4.1 - DIALOGUE
Dialogue Intro
Exposition
Differentiation
Dialogue is NOT normal
4.2 - DIALOGUE
Shoe Leather
Quality vs Quantity
Subtext
Be Fearless
5.1 - SCENE
Scene Headings vs Scene
The Sequence
Two reasons to write a scene
5.2 - SCENE
Setups/Payoffs
Start Late/End Early
Conflict
The Pivot
6.1 - THEME
Defining Theme
Inevitability
Real World Examples
Ideology: writer’s bane
Message vs Meaning
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Heroes and Villians

3.2 - CHARACTER

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You are their creator, not their judge. Walt Whitman said, “Do I contradict myself? Very well, I contradict myself. I am large and contain multitudes." Consistency is not a common human trait. We might aspire to it, but we’re all some shade of gray.

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