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ARDavid Lynch's Screenwriting tips to aspiring filmmakers
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ALLittle Miss Sunshine was written by Michael Arndt and won the Oscar for best original screenplay.
Shout out to Greta Gerwig for introducing me to this technique. Underdeveloped characters are the biggest problem with most scripts. Whenever I write a new character I always ask myself “What is their WANT, what is their NEED, what is their DRIVE, and what is their SECRET.” It’s a great jumping off point to give more depth to your characters.
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NIAnother screenwriting hack: simple character arcs #screenwriting #film #hollywood #writing #writer
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SCIf writing scenes feels hard,
it’s not you.
It’s the process.
Strong scenes don’t come from “talent.”
They come from knowing what the scene is for.
Before you write, ask:
What has to happen here?
If I cut this, does the story still work?
Who actually needs to be in the room?
Is this the most interesting location?
Is this a quick beat or a moment we stay in?
Messy writing is part of the job.
See the scene first.
Then write it simply.
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NIThe last screenwriting resource you’ll ever need - and it’s free! #screenwriting #writing #hollywood #writer #screenwriter #film #creative #create #write #story
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ALFirst 5 lessons are free, click the link in my bio to check them out.
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Disclaimer: This video is designed for educational use, offering a new viewpoint that both screenwriters and enthusiasts can integrate into their work. The interviews and videos featured are publicly available online. While we do not hold the rights to these videos, the content we share is carefully curated, edited, and arranged to highlight the key insights from experienced screenwriters. We hope you enjoy the content and find it valuable.
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RUHere’s how you can use it…
Firstly, what the nuts is ‘Save the Cat’?!
It’s the name of a bestselling book by Blake Snyder on the topic of screenwriting.
The book breaks down the structure of many hollywood films e.g. Pirates of the Caribbean
How do you use it?
Copy the 15 beats Snyder outlines in the book onto a piece of paper and fill in each section with a single sentence.
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LAWhat's the best writing advice you've ever received?
Playwright, screenwriter, and director Aaron Sorkin shares his best tips for writing a dramatic plot.
Catch the full video, "Aaron Sorkin Answers Screenwriting Questions From Twitter" on WIRED's YT channel!
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SCDelete these words from your writing 🚫 Before we start, I’m going to give the obvious disclaimer that there’s nuance to this, and you shouldn’t take a catchy hook as a hard rule. The following words can often be deleted from your prose just because there are often stronger, more effective ways to write. That said, if there are places where you think they work, LEAVE THEM IN. Also, this doesn’t count for dialogue.
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SUDDENLY: See if you can convey suddenness instead of writing ‘suddenly’. For example, you could swap ‘suddenly, the door opened’ to ‘the door burst open’.
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FELT: (As in the past tense of ‘to feel’, not the fuzzy fabric.) There are some cases where this word works fine, but see if your sentence could be stronger if you described the feeling instead of just saying ‘he felt X’. For example, instead of ‘he felt agitated’, show him pacing, write his scattered thoughts, describe his fidgeting, and so on. If you need some guidance, check out the ✨FREE BODY LANGUAGE CHEAT SHEET✨ linked in my bio for a handy reference.
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SAW/HEARD: Sometimes these words have a purpose, but they can often be replaced with something stronger and more direct. Instead of ‘he heard a man walking’ you could write ‘footsteps echoed down the hallway’. This can be more vivid. It allows readers to experience sights/sounds firsthand instead of filtering them through the character’s perspective.
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SEEMED: Again, this word has its place. If you want your sentence to sound more direct and concise, remove it. If you want to keep an air of uncertainty, keep it. For example, you could rewrite ‘everyone seemed to agree’ with ‘a wave of applause rippled through the crowd’.
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Unresolved Subplots:
* Example: If you introduce a character searching for a lost sibling, ensure their search has a clear outcome by the end, even if it’s just learning the sibling’s fate.
* Tip: Create a checklist of all subplots and make sure each one is addressed before the story concludes.
Inconsistent Character Behavior:
* Example: If a character is established as afraid of heights, don’t have them casually climb a mountain without explanation or development.
* Tip: Keep a character bible with notes on each character’s traits and motivations to maintain consistency.
Ignoring Established Rules:
* Example: If your story’s magic system requires a spell to be cast using certain ingredients, don’t let a character cast the same spell without those ingredients later on.
* Tip: Write down the rules of your world and refer to them often to ensure consistency.
Convenient Resolutions:
* Example: Avoid having a character find a hidden map that leads directly to the treasure right when they need it most, without prior hints.
* Tip: Foreshadow important resolutions early in the story, so they feel earned rather than convenient.
Timeline Discrepancies:
* Example: If a journey is said to take three days, ensure that the characters do not arrive in one day without a clear and logical reason.
* Tip: Use a timeline or calendar to map out events and their durations to maintain a consistent chronology.
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