“Unraveling Secrets: Is ‘Playdate’ the Screenplay That Redefines Friendship?”
A lot of times what happens is that a writer writes a killer first two acts then lays an egg with their third act.
This happens for a number of reasons but the main one is that the writer is too “in the moment” while writing those first two acts. They aren’t thinking about how all of this stuff is going to come together in the end. Which is why we here at Scriptsahdow Inc. encourage you to outline. The best way to prep for that third act is to outline because then you’ll be writing those first two acts with a purpose.
