The 10 Commandments Of ScreenWriting

	CHAPTERS	Published Min.
1	*Your Protagonist's Journey: Birth, Love & Death	1.8	1.8
2	*TENSION = HOPE + FEAR = MONEY IN YOUR BANK	1.5	3.3
3	*Write A Roller Coaster	9	12.3
4	*Always Be In 1 Of The 36 Dramatic Situations	7.5	19.8
5	*Dorian Gray: A Top-Tier Roller Coaster Story	1.6	21.4
6	Write For The Eye!	5.5	26.9
7	Fully Connect The All Important Causal Chain	5.3	32.2
8	Write TWO stories Interwoven, Not Just 1	1.6	33.8
9	Simple, Clear, Honest, Clean (Tolstoy's 7-Year-Old Boy Acid Test)	1.2	35
10	Single Protagonist Point Of View: The secret weapon of the masters	5.3	40.3
11	Live Big, Write Big	1.1	41.4
12	Screenwriting Is Songwriting	2.5	43.9
13	Who, What, When, Where, Why, to Whom	0.6	44.5
14	4 Wheels: Heart, Brains, Muscle, & Spirit	4.5	49
15	Two Dogs Fighting For One Bone	0.5	49.5
16	If It Ain't Baroque, Don't Fix It	1.1	50.6
17	Strip Out Everything Unnecessary	1.1	51.7
18	Where's The Puck	1.5	53.2
19	Avoid The Double-Curse: Violence + Boredom	1.7	54.9
20	Your Central Universal Moral Proposition	2.3	57.2
21	Put Your Protagonist Through Hell	2.5	59.7
22	Choose A Conflict-Oriented Title	2.5	62.2
23	How To Write A Great Logline Fast, Every Time	2.7	64.9
24	Write STRUCTURE Before You Write Words	1.3	66.2
25	Archetypal Characters	2.8	69
26	Combine Stock Characters To Make Fresh Ones	2.4	71.4
27	The Simple, Foolproof, Always Works Way To Sell Your Screenplay	0.2	71.6
28	Quotations On Screenwriting	6.5	78.1
29	Billy Wilder: 10 Screenwriting Tips	0.8	78.9
30	Robert McKee's Ten Commandents	1.1	80
31	No Coincidences	0.9	80.9
32	Pre-Submission Checklist For Movie & TV Scripts	7.8	88.7
33	Write Screenplays Like international Ad's	1.3	90
34	Larry Brody's Script Checklist	4.9	94.9
35	Guerrilla SCREENWRITING	4.6	99.5
36	Stuart Beatty's 5 Suggested Rules Of Screenwriting (Humor)	0.5	100
37	Your #1 USER / First Reader	0.8	100.8
38	Enneagrams	2	102.8
39	Write your own material	0.3	103.1
40	INPUT / Listening/ reading/ watching	1.7	104.8
41	What do you care about	0.9	105.7
42	Dramatic Writing Secrets	3.9	109.6
43	CENTRAL DRAMATIC QUESTION	1.9	111.5
44	DRAMATIC PROPOSITION	4.2	115.7
45	The Initial Sword Clash	1.1	116.8
46	Story	13.8	130.6
47	Guidelines For Writing Biblical Adaptations	2.5	133.1
48	Timeliness	0.8	133.9
49	Screenwriting Workshop Notes	9.4	143.3
50	Should You Hire A Story Consultant?	1.4	144.7
51	How To Pitch a Series Idea	0.5	145.2
52	When Others Want To Take Credit For Your Song	2.2	147.4
53	Can you offer me any advice or helpful hints on songwriting,	1.8	149.2
54	How To Get Feedback while keeping all your credit and rights	0.7	149.9
55	Interesting Graphic-Novels / Comics	0.2	150.1
56	List Of Qualities That Make A Good Movie
57	Great Concept And Storyboard Artists
58	appendix: Songwriting 101 (Excerpts)
59	Typical Screenplay Pacing and Break Points
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