In today's episode, I’m exploring the importance of secondary emotion in your screenplay. This can be considered the most important aspect of your script. I’ll go over how to write this into your script and how it can elevate your writing to new levels.
To keep yourself informed about podcasts, events, and challenges, make sure to join my mailing list at www.thescriptmistress.com. Additionally, you can find the entire episode on video at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene43, where you'll also discover a delightful Free download waiting for you on that page! I also have this available on The Script Mistress YouTube Channel, where you can access all these episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thescriptmistress/featured.
I run a monthly short screenwriting challenge. October is now open for registration. It runs from October 18-22. Participants have five days to write a brand-new, five-page screenplay based on a prompt given on the first day of the challenge. The winner will receive $150, and every writer who submits a completed script will receive detailed feedback. All this is included in the $15 entry fee. Discover more at www.thescriptmistress.com/ink2screen. Don't miss out—sign up now! I’ve also launched the first ever Script writing month for the month of November. Take 30 days to write a full feature in the space of 30-60 pages. It runs the whole month of November and has over $600 in prizes. Check it out now at www.thescriptmistress.com/inkactone.
In this episode, we delve into the core aspects that make a film truly unforgettable. What compels you to sit on the edge of your seat, to laugh uncontrollably, to feel your heart race, or to jump out of your skin? What motivates you to brave traffic, hunt for parking, and stand in line for a two-hour cinematic experience? The answer can be distilled into one word: Emotion. In fact, let's emphasize it three times: Emotion, Emotion, and Emotion.
Resources:
“20 Things You Must Know to Write a Great Screenplay” by Rick Reichman
WRITING ACTION: I’ve created a new Character Analysis Sheet for FREE. Use this to start your Character Bible and then add it to the Screenwriting Bible if you need it. Download it at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene43. Feel free to share some of your thoughts on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ink2screen or email me at amber@thescriptmistress.com to get extra help.
In today's episode, I’m exploring the importance of secondary emotion in your screenplay. This can be considered the most important aspect of your script. I’ll go over how to write this into your script and how it can elevate your writing to new levels.
To keep yourself informed about podcasts, events, and challenges, make sure to join my mailing list at www.thescriptmistress.com. Additionally, you can find the entire episode on video at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene43, where you'll also discover a delightful Free download waiting for you on that page! I also have this available on The Script Mistress YouTube Channel, where you can access all these episodes: https://www.youtube.com/@thescriptmistress/featured.
I run a monthly short screenwriting challenge. October is now open for registration. It runs from October 18-22. Participants have five days to write a brand-new, five-page screenplay based on a prompt given on the first day of the challenge. The winner will receive $150, and every writer who submits a completed script will receive detailed feedback. All this is included in the $15 entry fee. Discover more at www.thescriptmistress.com/ink2screen. Don't miss out—sign up now! I’ve also launched the first ever Script writing month for the month of November. Take 30 days to write a full feature in the space of 30-60 pages. It runs the whole month of November and has over $600 in prizes. Check it out now at www.thescriptmistress.com/inkactone.
In this episode, we delve into the core aspects that make a film truly unforgettable. What compels you to sit on the edge of your seat, to laugh uncontrollably, to feel your heart race, or to jump out of your skin? What motivates you to brave traffic, hunt for parking, and stand in line for a two-hour cinematic experience? The answer can be distilled into one word: Emotion. In fact, let's emphasize it three times: Emotion, Emotion, and Emotion.
Resources:
“20 Things You Must Know to Write a Great Screenplay” by Rick Reichman
WRITING ACTION: I’ve created a new Character Analysis Sheet for FREE. Use this to start your Character Bible and then add it to the Screenwriting Bible if you need it. Download it at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene43. Feel free to share some of your thoughts on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ink2screen or email me at amber@thescriptmistress.com to get extra help.
