Scriptshadow Secrets (500 Screenwriting Secrets Hidden Inside 50 Great Movies)
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Scriptshadow Secrets (500 Screenwriting Secrets Hidden Inside 50 Great Movies)

If you have a twist ending, write an earlier scene(s) that makes that twist seem impossible. Doing so will magnify the twist’s impact
To convey that your hero is thinking about someone, create a physical object that represents that person.
genre on the spec market - This is because thrillers are inherently cinematic. You have action, tension, suspense, mystery, and urgency all wrapped into one.
Use sound to create atmosphere in your horror script
Imply a collision at the end of a scene and everything leading up to it will entertain.
Flip the cliché - Always look for places to flip the cliché on its head.
Different writers like to tackle theme in different ways. Some, with a question, others with a statement, and some, with only a word.
have a reason to break the rule. Never break a rule for the sake of breaking it.
Darabont makes all of these men so unbearably evil that we will not rest until we see our hero defeat them.