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Index
Title page Introduction PART ONE: Story Structure 1. The Master List 2. What’s Your Premise? 3. First, You Need An Idea 4. What KIND of Story is It? 5. The Three-Act, Eight-Sequence Structure 6. The Index Card Method 7. Story Elements Checklist 8. Elements of Act One 9. Plan, Central Question, Central Story Action 10. What’s The Plan? 12. Hero and Heroine, Lover and Loved One 13. What Makes A Great Villain? 14. Elements of Act Two, Part 1 16. Elements of Act Three 17. Top Ten Endings 18. What Makes a Great Climax? 19. Act Climaxes Overview and Examples 20. Expanding On The Key Story Elements 21. Expanded Story Elements Checklist 22. Love Story Elements 23. Fairy Tale Structure 24. Meta Structure 25. What is “High Concept”? 26. The Rule of Three 27. Voice 28. First Chapters 29. Thematic Image Systems 30. Visual Storytelling 31. Creating Suspense 32. Plants and Payoffs 33. Character Introductions 34. Using Character Clusters 35. Your First Draft Is Always Going to Suck 36. Top Ten Things I Know About Editing 37. A Process For Writing PART TWO: Story Breakdowns 38. The Breakdowns 39. Leap Year 40. While You Were Sleeping 41. Notting Hill 42. Four Weddings and a Funeral 43. The Proposal 44. New in Town 45. Groundhog Day 46. Sense and Sensibility 47. Romancing the Stone 48. Sea of Love PART THREE: The Business 49. Life is a Pitch Meeting 50. How Do I Get a Literary Agent? Or Do I? 51. Internet Resources for Writers 52. So You Want to Know About Screenwriting 53. Recommended Reading Books By Alexandra Sokoloff About the author: Acknowledgments:
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