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From Idea to Outline: A Free Final Draft Webinar
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From Idea to Script: How to Create Beat Boards and Outlines in Final Draft​

Got a story idea but feel overwhelmed turning it into a script? Start with an outline. Join us for a FREE webinar on using Final Draft's outlining tools to go from idea to outline to finished draft.
In this session, you'll learn how to:
  • Go step by step from your simplest idea to a complete outline using the Beat Board, Outline Editor, and Outline Elements
  • Use the versatile Beat Board as a scrapbook, relationship web, scene-by-scene sequencer, and more
  • Unlock a simple technique for turning a series of events into an irresistible story
  • Customize and curate your Outline Editor to see the flow of your scenes, character arcs, and story pacing
  • Use Outline Elements as your guide all the way to a finished draft
We'll wrap up with a 15-minute live Q&A, so bring your questions.
Hosted by: Alex Switzky, Head of Customer Success at Final Draft
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Wednesday, August 19
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This is exactly why it's not the craziest deal. They already had people attached. That's the getcha gotcha with all of this. When I was going through the pitching process, the actors before attaching wanted to know what production companies were involved. The issue with that is, the production companies wanted to know what actors were attached. This is par for the course. I'm sure the five pager is dope af. But a major part on why it got bought was because of who was attached
 
Has anyone heard of "Motivation-Reaction Units?"

I stumbled upon the term yesterday, and went down the rabbit hole. It makes sense to me. So I'll be going through my screenplay over the next few weeks, making revisions.

I also bought Dwight Swain's book: "Techniques of the Selling Writer."

 
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