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The Office of Letters and Light Blog: Script Tips! →
With Script Frenzy just days away, I thought I’d offer an outlining technique that I use to help me set up my scripts. In Viki King’s book How to Write a Movie in 21 Days, she refers to something called, “The 9-minute movie.” This is a way to de-mystify the screenwriting process. She…