
Explore the inciting incident that forever changes the hero's life and launches the adventure, with examples from The Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman.
Brainstorm entertaining moments in act two to showcase your genre, delivering quotable lines and escalating premise-driven twists, with examples from Bridesmaids, Harry Potter, Meet the Parents, and The Hunger Games.
Identify the midpoint as the major turning point halfway through your story to escalate conflict and tension, elevating the narrative.
Wrap up your storylines with an ending, choosing a happy ending or not, then rewrite and get your story out there, circling back to the opening.
Act three delivers a comeback after the all is lost moment, builds the team toward the climactic big event, and wraps up all storylines with practical writing advice.
Write scenes out of order to unlock creativity, set realistic daily page goals, keep a dedicated notebook, and commit five minutes a day to keep the story alive.
This creative writing course and story class is for any type of media (novels, movies, TV shows, long stories, short stories, etc!) And will breakdown 3 Act Structure. Write a Story that HOOKS IN YOUR AUDIENCE and NEVER LETS THEM GO! Keep them Engaged and Keep Them Reading until the End!
If you have the desire to write a book, screenplay, TV pilot, play, short story, or short film, then this course is for you! Write ideas down after each lesson to build every act and moment of your story.
In this story writing class, you'll learn easy techniques to write your own project and story.
Learn what makes extraordinary stories and impressive storytelling.
Create stories in any format using proven storytelling concepts.
Brainstorm new ideas until you find the ideas you like most for your story.
Writing Advice and Storytelling Terminology that's used in various writing industries.
How to create interesting Characters that intrigue your readers.
This course is short, but MIGHTY and is meant to be easily REWATHABLE. Repetition is the mother of learning, the father of action, and the grandma of accountability. Learn and Get into the groove of what you need to do in each act. We’ll break it down act by act, beat by beat, and example by example. I hope to encourage you to write a story that you’ll fall in love with.
You can watch a class that is long and lecturey, or you can watch this Course that GETS TO THE FUN and teaches what you need to do to move your protagonist and story forward!
This course breaks down what to do in each act and uses examples from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, The Office, The Hunger Games, Iron Man, Parks and Recreation, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Godfather, Warm Bodies, The Wizard of Oz, Bridesmaids, and other AWESOME STORIES!