In What Order Should You Write Your Beats?
Master Cat Naomi Beaty shares strategies that can help you develop your beat sheet in a way that works for you.
Introducing the Save the Cat!® Crash Course with Free Sample
The keys to the Beat Sheet.
When Is a Beat a Scene vs. a Section of Your Script?
You need to understand the proportions of your story beats to create a foundation that truly resonates with readers and audiences.
Best of Ben Frahm: Keep the Beats Simple!
Don’t get caught up in the minutia of a scene.
Billy Ray’s “Simple Emotional Journey”
Map your hero’s emotional journey with plot points.
STC! Writes a Novel Cover Revealed!
Coming on October 9 from Ten Speed/Random House.
Make Your Horror Script Resonate: Bringing Your A Game to Your B Story
The role of A Quiet Place‘s B Story.
From Blake’s Blogs: The Shard of Glass
Why you need a “death moment” in your script.
The Story Goal: What Does Your Protagonist Want?
Your story goal is your spine.
The Primal Call of The Greatest Showman
Is the sense of having a purpose in life the key to the film’s success?
