Stories about traveling through time are the most common examples of circular structure narratives, and they use the circular part of the narrative in its most literal sense. The plot of a circular story progresses through the story’s events one by one before returning to the beginning. Instead of concluding the story by neatly tying […]
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Screenplays are traditionally written in one of these formats. Three-Act Structure The three-act structure is the most common story structure. It’s a set of three acts that each have a different function: The setup This is the first act of your screenplay, where you introduce your characters and setting. There’s usually at least one character
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The film and television industries have relied on outlines, treatments, and scriptments for decades. Their use has fluctuated in necessity and popularity. The difficulty is that few authors have ever seen a production script, treatment, or blueprint. There is no one best technique to create an outline, treatment, or scriptment; nevertheless, a quick Google search
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A plot hole, plot error, or plot inconsistency is a gap or discrepancy in the storyline that defies the logic created by the plot or represents a clear lack of crucial information relating to the plot, often contradicting itself. In other words, a plot hole is something that happens in the story that doesn’t make
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We think curling up with a good book by the fireplace is one of the best ways to celebrate the holiday season. Of course, you’re free to pick up whatever book you choose, but if you’re looking for a truly toasty read this winter. Here are the novels to keep you turning pages all December
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