Are you green to Screenwriting?

You have this marvellous story you can see playing in your mindseye.
You know this will make a great movie.
The problem is:
You have no idea how to go about wrinting a screenplay.
This is where I come in.

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From Fade-In to Fade-Out

You do not need screenwriting software, just a good story.
You do not even need a PC, just access to one.
I will teach one-on-one step-by-step.
The ball is in your court.

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White Space

Each page of screenplay describes approximately one minute of screen time.
"Verticality" - the speed with which the eyes zip down your page - is of primary concern.
For professional scriptwriter sand readers, the four line approach makes the most sense, since the action is far easier to follow and visualize.
While writers should put a minimum of description in their Action Lines, the action line should move the story forward.
Every object described must pay off later in the script.
You want your readers to be breaze through your script.
They really connect to is the dialogue and the interaction between the characters.
Scripts are an impressionist painting, not a photo.
They're broad strokes, not detailed descriptions.
The script is the blueprint, the movie is the building.

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A gunshot - A scream - A dog barking

Just another night of mayhem

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