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How to structure a screenplay

Screenwriting Kung Fu: Guanzi Shu (關子书) – The Chinese “No-Act” Screenplay Structure, Part 2

In the second article of this three-part series, Dimitri Vorontzov explains how structuring your story around a series of crises can really hook your audience.

Dimitri Vorontzov
BREAKING & ENTERING: Techniques to Elevate Your Writing by Diamond & WeissmanBarri Evins
SCRIPT GODS MUST DIE: Story Structure—Ask The 101-Legged Centipede How He WalksPaul Peditto
A FLICK CHICK: How To Write A Story That Grabs Readers, ELF EditionPaula Landry
SCRIPT GODS MUST DIE: Story Structure – The Linus BlanketPaul Peditto
SCRIPT GODS MUST DIE: The Syd Field QuestionPaul Peditto
Ask the Expert: The Do’s and Don’ts of ScreenwritingWendy Kram

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