Arcs and Endings (3)
In a Q&A for Creative Screenwriting Magazine, Michael Arndt made the point that “happy endings are really...
posted on: Jul 9, 2008 | author: Karel Segers
POV: When to Shift?
Because the first shift of POV in a film may jolt the audience’s experience, it works best where this brief...
posted on: Jun 29, 2008 | author: Karel Segers
Arcs and Endings (2)
Should you write a happy ending? Commercial common sense will tell you: yes, you should. Robert McKee says:...
posted on: Jun 27, 2008 | author: Karel Segers
Arcs and Endings (1)
The finest writing not only reveals true character, but arcs or changes to that inner nature, for better or worse. In...
posted on: Jun 5, 2008 | author: Karel Segers
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