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Index
WHAT IS PLOT?
Conflict Story Summary Power of Experience Power of Desire Who Is Your Lead? Conflict = Tension Internal and External Conflict Inner vs. Outer Character Conflict Driven to Disrupt Problems = Energy Pacing and Pulse Hope vs. Fear Knockout = Success The Great Disturbance Plot In Action! Example of Plot in Action
Dramatic Dialogue
Function of Dialogue Elements of Dialogue Reflective Dialogue Misdirected Dialogue Modulated Dialogue Breathless Dialogue Compressing Dialogue I Have Rhythm Circle Back The Silent Treatment Dramatic Gesture Unique Gesture Incidental Gesture Directed Dialogue Parent, Adult, Child Do’s and Don't s of Tags Punctuation 7 Essentials for Dialogue
CREATING COMPELLING CHARACTERS
Building Characters Goals for Your Lead Want, Need, Motivation The Journey of Your Lead Depth of Your Lead S t r e t c h Your Lead Consequences for Your Lead Creative Trust Pulling for the Hero Care Comes First How to Make the Reader Care Making a Character Predisposition At Rest Under Stress Temperament Emotional Markers Productive Markers Predisposition Past Pointers Personal Demons Present Environment Building Your Satan 20 Questions to Ask Your Character
BEEN THERE, SCENE THAT
Making A Scene Action! Background Conflict Decision Scene Summary Memorable Moments Four Questions to Ask Scene Elements Failure is Good When To Go Short When To Go Long Scene Placement Sweet Spots Pocket Suspense Opening Your Scene Action Scenes Reaction Scenes Setup Scenes In Conclusion Finally
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