Robert McKee lesson

1.The protagonist should be the one who take the decision that bring the climactic action.

2.Set yourself creative limitaton.

3.You reveal a charactor's hidden nature by putting the under pressure.

4.Desire in your character is key.

5.Create a physical picture of your character in your mind,it can make a vivid outer.

6. Draw the audience in with empathy and curiousity,and get them indireactly gather exposition as they go alone.

7.You can do whatever you want in your screenplay,but you should make sure it work and why you do this.

8.Building consistent contradiction to creative dimensionality in charaters.

9.When you don't know what to write, think about your favourite movie and why you like it.

10.Character payoffs should always be emotional,unless there is some special reason.

1.protagonist lead the climactic action

2.understand your creative limitations

3.protrude a character's personality through the high pressure environment

4.explore the desire in your character

5.clear what you think about this character in your mind and find out the desires they have

6.attract audience coming to the story and don't tell them straight, keep mystery.

7.you can do anything in your story , the only thing is you know it will work effectively.

8.bring out problems consistently to construct the characters's dimensionality

9.try to ask yourself questions what to reasons why you like your favorite movies

10.emotional payoffs are more attractive unless there is super fantastic reason

Li Yuchen

1.Your protagonist needs to be the one who takes the dicision taht brings about the climactic action.

2.Set yourself creative limitations because they will inspire you and help you with your writing.

3.You reveal a character's hidden nature by putting them under pressure.

4.Desire in your character is key.

5.Create a physical picture of a character in your mind, then take them with you whatever you go to discover what kind of desire they have.

6.Draw the audience in with empathy and curiosity,and let them indirectly gather exposition as they go along,rather than overwhelming them with it.

7.You can do whatever you want in your screenplay,as long as you make sure it works,and you know why you're doing it.

8.Create dimensionally in characters bu buliding consistent contradicitions witnin them.

9.When you don't know what to write about,ask yourself what your favorite movies are and why they are your favorite.

10.Character payoffs should always be emotional unless you have a special reason.

WU GUOSHUAI

1.main character

2.desire

3.indirect

4.emotional

5.pressure

6.freedom

WU GUOSHUAI

1.main character

2.conflict

3.climax

4.event

CHEN JIAQI

1. Protagonist

2.Twists and Conflicts

3.beginning, middle, and end

4. Be entertaining

songwenzhe

1.Determine the main character of the story

2.Beat, scene, sequence, act, story climax

3.Storyline design

Internal and external conflict

4.Creating breakthrough emotions

5.Open story ending

6.Closed story ending

7.Background of the story

Watch a youtube lesson of Robert McKee, a holywood screenwriter, create a stiker with your name and write the main elements of a good story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2fomYo7pcw