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A-Roll vs. B-Roll Footage | What’s the Difference?

by Natasha Stares March 18, 2025
by Natasha Stares March 18, 2025

A-roll and B-roll are essential for dynamic storytelling. Learn the difference, how to plan your shots, and streamline your pre-production.

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How to Write a Film Treatment: A Complete Guide

by Natasha Stares March 13, 2025
by Natasha Stares March 13, 2025

Learn how to write a film treatment that sells your story. This guide breaks down key elements, structure, and tips to craft a compelling treatment.

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Story Development

15 Essential Character Archetypes (And How to Use Them)

by Natasha Stares March 11, 2025
by Natasha Stares March 11, 2025

Discover 15 character archetypes, how to avoid clichés, and blend them for deeper, more dynamic storytelling.

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How to Use Ethos, Pathos, and Logos in Screenwriting

by Natasha Stares March 6, 2025
by Natasha Stares March 6, 2025

Discover how to use ethos, pathos, and logos in screenwriting to create compelling characters, emotional depth, and logical structure.

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From Clues to Conclusions: How to Write a Mystery Script

by Natasha Stares March 4, 2025
by Natasha Stares March 4, 2025

Learn how to write a mystery script with compelling twists, red herrings, and a satisfying reveal.

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What Is Dramatic Irony? Definition, Examples & How to Use It

by Natasha Stares February 27, 2025
by Natasha Stares February 27, 2025

Learn how to use dramatic irony to build tension, deepen emotions, and keep audiences engaged in your script, no matter the genre.

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