“Unlocking Narrative Secrets: How Top Screenwriters Craft Captivating Outlines That Keep Audiences Guessing”
When you move one thing, it can vastly affect the rest of the script and all of the work you’ve put into it.
But, with the outline, you can make a lot of collaborative decisions before the script is even written. This is when that “index card” process comes into play as you and your development executive, producer, or director can move the pieces before they’re “glued” into the script.
Since each bullet or numbered point is a brief description of what is happening and what is being said within each given scene, you can easily adjust, adapt, and configure the whole vision of the story before you even start to write the script.
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