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The One Hour Screenwriter
FINALLY FINISH YOUR SCRIPT INÂ JUST ONE HOUR A DAY
This comprehensive 200+ page eBook takes you step by step through the whole process of writing your screenplay—from idea to finished first draft in just one hour a day.  Finally finish your passion project even if you have a full-time job, a heavy course load at school or demanding family obligations at home.
Research shows that the most productive writers experience intense creativity in short bursts. The One Hour Screenwriter eBook explains how to write your screenplay in one-hour blocks of sustained effort. You will be expertly guided day-by-day and hour-by-hour. Â Never be blocked, stymied or stalled. Â You will know EXACTLY what to do next until your script is finished!
This comprehensive eBook includes: (1) How to write your screenplay in an easy, creative flow and in just one hour a day! (2) How to use your own life experience and personal emotional journey to create powerful fictional characters and stories. (3) How to blast through writer’s block and other creative stalls that hamper and inhibit your screenwriting. (4) How to create a rich, complex and vivid protagonist. (5) How to use six key character questions to solve almost any story plotting problem. (6) How to make your screenplay entertaining, surprising and most important of all, MEMORABLE. (7) How to reveal your character’s back-story in a way that is interesting, fresh and dynamic. (8) How to keep your screenplay streamlined, simple and powerful. (9) How to incorporate unique plot twists and turns. (10) How to use all your own fears and inhibitions to create memorable movie moments. (11) How to create and maintain conflict throughout your screenplay. (12) How to make your character’s interior thoughts, feelings and emotions active, visible and observable. (13) How to make your antagonist “feel real” and tempt your character to be his or her own worst enemy. (14) How to figure out exactly how and when to start your story off. (15) How to pace your screenplay. (16) How to keep your audience enthralled and engaged at all times. (17) How to end with a big satisfying finish—even in the smallest character drama.
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