SLIDE 1 How to Write A Script in 30 Days
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- Why you must learn how to write a script in 30 days.
- What this webinar will NOT teach you to do.
- What to do before you start.
- “Day by Day.”
- What’s next…
- Q&A
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Why you must learn how to w rite a script in 30 days.
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Housekeeping
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SLIDE 7 1. It prepares you for previews. 2. It increases the size of your portfolio. 3. With a script there is endless possibilities. Without one?
Three Reasons Why Writers Need To Learn To Write A Script In 30 Days.
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Without a script, I CAN guarantee w hat w ill happen …
NOTHING!
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What this w ebinar w ill NOT teach you to do.
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Housekeeping
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What this w ebinar w ill NOT teach you to do. You w ill NOT have a perfect script.
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This process is not designed to get you to perfection. It’s designed to get you to completion.
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What to do before you start.
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“Day by Day.”
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Day 1: The Idea
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SLIDE 26 The Idea Focus Group
1.Email your 10 Ideas to 10 Friends. 2.Ask them to choose their top 3 and send them back to you. 3.Count up the votes. 4.STILL DO THE ONE YOU WANT TO DO!
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Day 2: The Pow er of the Three
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The Beginning…The Middle…and The End.
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Beginning: Basketball Court Johnny challenges Alvin to a game.
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Take your act break at the moment in the story when you know the audience will come back after intermission to find out what happens in your story.
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Housekeeping
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Day 3: Fill in the blanks for Act I
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Day 4: Fill in the blanks of Act II
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Day 5: You’ve got an outline!
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The right outline makes the w riting easier.
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Day 6: Divide and conquer!
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# of scenes/23 days = X
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14 scenes/23 days = .60 scenes per day.
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Determine your Scenes Per Day #
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Day 7 - 29: WRITE!
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Schedule time to write everyday at the same time.
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Turn off your phone and email.
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Go somewhere else to write.
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Day 30: Read and Revise
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Day 31: Rew ard yourself
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What’s next…
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