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“Black Moment”

by Donald L. Vasicek The black moment in fiction writing is the moment in the short story, the novel, or the screenplay where the main character is challenged to overcome what has been his/her Problem throughout the story. He/she either … Continue reading

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“How to Establish the Dramatic Premise of Your Screenplay and Beyond”

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“Nine Easy Steps To Writing A Screeenplay”

by Donald L. Vasicek So, you began your screenplay with a visual metaphor. You’ve introduced your main character, the setting, the time, the theme, and you’re introducing other major and periphery characters. You’re getting to like your story pretty well, … Continue reading

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