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March 1, 2017 0 Comments

3 Ways to Craft a Surprise Ending

by John Bucher (@johnkbucher) This year’s Oscars will certainly go down as one of the most memorable in history. It’ wasn’t the first time we’ve seen a surprise ending at the Academy Awards, but it certainly was the most shocking. Surprise endings can be tough for storytellers. First, they take a

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June 16, 2016 2 Comments

Ask LA Screenwriter: Revealing Your Twist in a Pitch or Logline

by Angela Bourassa I’ve gotten the same question from several different sources lately. The basic question is: Should I reveal my big twist in my logline or pitch? I’m worried that giving away the ending will ruin the read for whoever’s evaluating my script. This question came up during a panel I

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April 11, 2011 0 Comments

Climaxing the Right Way (In Your Script)

This article by Candace Kearns Read lays out some important guidelines to follow while crafting the third act of your script, and particularly the climax: The climax is the action the protagonist chooses to take after facing the moment of crisis, where he or she is pushed to the edge

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