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After an impromptu one-night stand during a Christmas Eve blizzard en route to her mother?s house, a struggling-with-life woman finds herself spending the holiday with her drunken stranger and his family while she waits out the storm.
Richiev's version is an improvement.? But why must she figure out a way to leave?? What's the dramatic imperative?? What's are the stakes (to be gained if she leaves, lost if she doesn't)?? What is the specific "struggling-with-life" problem motivating the plot?
Richiev’s version is an improvement.? But why must she figure out a way to leave?? What’s the dramatic imperative?? What’s are the stakes (to be gained if she leaves, lost if she doesn’t)?? What is the specific “struggling-with-life” problem motivating the plot?
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The logline sets up a very interesting situation for cultural and ethnic conflict.? But then what happens?? What is the plot that follows from the conflict.? As a result of the conflict, what must the Black rapper do?? What becomes his objective goal? (Why is he there to begin with?? Does he intendRead more
The logline sets up a very interesting situation for cultural and ethnic conflict.? But then what happens?? What is the plot that follows from the conflict.? As a result of the conflict, what must the Black rapper do?? What becomes his objective goal? (Why is he there to begin with?? Does he intend to marry the girl?)
What’s at stake? He’s only going to be there for a while,? right?? ?So as soon as he goes back to school, his dramatic problem is solved — or is it?
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An audience may sympathize with the teacher's dramatic problem, but I doubt they will sympathize with his solution, kidnapping an innocent person for ransom, victimizing one of his own students. So the protagonist is, in effect, an anti-hero.? Anti-hero stories are? difficult to pull off.? Vince GilRead more
An audience may sympathize with the teacher’s dramatic problem, but I doubt they will sympathize with his solution, kidnapping an innocent person for ransom, victimizing one of his own students.
So the protagonist is, in effect, an anti-hero.? Anti-hero stories are? difficult to pull off.? Vince Gilligan did it quite effectively in? “Breaking Bad”.? I would suggest studying that series, particularly the pilot episode, for how he pulled it off.
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