Screenwriting Carousel · 9 slides
The Inciting Incident: The Moment Your Story Really Starts
How the inciting incident breaks the hero's ordinary world and forces the choice that drives a screenplay.
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Screenwriting Carousel · 9 slides
How the inciting incident breaks the hero's ordinary world and forces the choice that drives a screenplay.
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How key-to-fill contrast and the hardness of light shape the emotion of a shot, with examples from The Third Man,…
Read story 2 minDirecting Carousel · 9 slides
How directors use unbroken shots to build tension, show power and trap us inside a moment, and when a long…
Read story 2 minEvery sound in a film answers one quiet question: can the characters hear it? The footsteps on the stairs, the…
Read story 6 minCinematography Carousel · 9 slides
How cinematographers use deep and shallow focus to tell the audience where to look and what to feel.
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How great screen stories place meaning beneath the dialogue, letting audiences feel what characters cannot say.
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How directors use the position and movement of actors in the frame to tell the story before a word is…
Read story 2 minBefore an actor says a word, the room has already told you who lives there. A look at how production…
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Strong characters chase one thing while the story slowly reveals they need something else.
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On camera, the most powerful acting often happens while a character is listening, not speaking.
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