The bullet-proof method of story telling. Hollywood and Broadway use this to develop films and screenplays. The structure has been proven to be a valuable weapon in the arsenal of any screenwriter. This structure is highly accepted in the entertainment industry.
ACT I: SETUP
Introduction of all the major characters
The Characters World
The Conflict that will lead the story forward.
Note: The writer has a magic wand that can develop a reality that he so wishes.
Possibilities are unlimited.
Required to present a strong Hook.
THE HOOK
The script will grab your audiences attention create a exciting scene.
Develop action creating an attention-grabbing sequence.
The creation of the inciting incident needs to be placed in the beginning of ACT I. Using this to provoke a change in the protagonist's routine. Giving them the experience that will challenge or encourage them. The plot point should be the ending of ACT I. The plot point often provokes a change in the protagonist’s routine something new they experience that could either challenge or encourage them.
Definitions
Incite
To incite is to cause to act or occur. Violent words can incite violent actions which, in turn, might incite public outcry against violence.
The latin verb meaning " to move into action."
vV provoke or stir up
“incite a riot”
- Types:
- raise
activate or stir up
vurge on; cause to act
give an incentive for action
ACT II: CONFRONTATION
Takes place between the first and third acts Act II is the hardest one to squeeze out
ACT III: RESOLUTION
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