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Story Development

Story Setting: Why Location is Your Most Important Character

by Natasha Stares November 6, 2025
by Natasha Stares November 6, 2025

The setting of a story shapes its world, mood, and characters. Learn how to craft vivid, purposeful locations that enhance your narrative.

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How to Write Your Opening Scene: The First Pages That Hook a Reader

by Natasha Stares November 4, 2025
by Natasha Stares November 4, 2025

Your opening scene sets the tone for everything that follows. Learn how to craft a strong start that hooks readers and sets your story in motion.

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What is a Round Character? How to Write Complex, Relatable Protagonists

by Natasha Stares October 30, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 30, 2025

A round character feels real—complex, flawed, and capable of change. Learn how to write multidimensional characters that keep audiences invested.

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Celtx Spotlight | 2025 Catties Awards Winner

by Jenny Fisher October 29, 2025
by Jenny Fisher October 29, 2025

Q&A with Gabriel Lopez, winner of the 2025 Catties Screenwriter’s Evolution Award

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What is Film Editing? The Invisible Art That Shapes Your Story

by Natasha Stares October 28, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 28, 2025

Film editing is where your story takes shape. Learn how editors cut, pace, and piece together scenes to create emotion, rhythm, & meaning on screen.

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What is Dystopian Fiction? Defining the World of Controlled Chaos

by Natasha Stares October 23, 2025
by Natasha Stares October 23, 2025

Dystopian fiction imagines worlds shaped by control, chaos, or collapse. Explore its key elements, themes, and examples to inspire your own stories.

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