Rapid Script Development

	CHAPTERS	Published Min.
1	Introduction	0	0
2	Write A Blockbuster Title	2.8	2.8
3	Pick A Genre & Subgenre	4.6	7.4
4	Pick Your MPAA rating	0.2	7.6
5	Pick This Script's One & Only “Dear Viewer”	2.1	9.7
6	Identify Your Protagonist	1	10.7
7	Antagonist	1	11.7
8	Logline	0	11.7
9	Ending	0	11.7
10	Write A Lightning-Fast Synopsis	1.6	13.3
11	Inciting Incident	0.3	13.6
12	Act 2 Kickoff	0	13.6
13	Midpoint World-Rocker	0.1	13.7
14	3rd Act Kickoff	0.6	14.3
15	Rough Step-Outline	0.4	14.7
16	Roller-Coaster Check	0.3	15
17	Fill-In Outline Steps	0.5	15.5
18	Write A ‘Fight’ Inside Each Scene	3.2	18.7
19	Choose Temp Music For Each Scene	4.2	22.9
20	Write Each Scene, Listening To The Temp Music	0	22.9
21	Write Few Events, Then Stretch Them In Slo-Mo	0.7	23.6
22	Record Your Voice Speaking The Scene	0	23.6
23	Clarify All Modified Verbs And Nouns	0	23.6
24	Causal-Continuity Check	0	23.6
25	Active Protagonist Check	0.2	23.8
26	Protagonist POV Check	0	23.8
27	Resistance Check	0	23.8
28	Check Your Spelling & Punctuation	1.6	25.4
29	Trim the front and end of each scene	0	25.4
30	Visuality Check	0.3	25.7
31	Specificity Check	0	25.7
32	Consolidate Characters	0.7	26.4
33	Re-use Locations	0.5	26.9
34	Intra-Scene Causality-Check	0.1	27
35	Emotion Check	1.3	28.3
36	Arc Check	0	28.3
37	Profanity and Offensiveness Elimination	0.3	28.6
38	Brevity Check	2.5	31.1
39	Brevity Guidelines	1.4	32.5
40	For Brevity: Use The 6-Word Story technique	0.3	32.8
41	Re-Record The Entire Script	0	32.8
42	Optional: Drag In Sound Effects	0	32.8
43	Optional: Mix a Presentation Of Your Script	0	32.8
44	Pitch it! It's good!	0	32.8
45	Unusual And Conflict-Oriented Character Names	1.1	33.9
46	Can A Mistake-Filled Screenplay Win An Oscar?	2.6	36.5
		36.6/0