Finding Starting Points

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Lesson 3 – Discovery

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We’ve explored the theme, the Problem of the World, and created 3 characters with separate objectives that force them into conflict.

This final session in the Finding Starting Points module delves more deeply into the problem, the conflict, and the location.

By the end of this session, you’ll start writing the first draft of your play.

Checklist

  • A theme with a problem

  • A world with rules

  • Characters with relationships

  • A location that contribute to the conflict

  • A starting point

  • A first draft

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Top of the Stack: The First 10 Pages – learn to develop your script’s opening for maximum impact and reader engagement

Top of the Stack: Act 2 – keep the action flowing by mastering the tricky middle part of your story

Top of the Stack: Act 3 – solving the problem of Act 1 with a resolution that feels logical and satisfying

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