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Jun 9, 2021 22 min

011 - What is Three Act Structure?

from The Young Screenwriters Podcast Hosted by Young Screenwriters

Three act structure is the most common story analysis tools—and a favorite among screenwriters. By breaking a script down into three acts, writers can approach the beginning, middle, and end from a place of intentionality and give their film momentum and purpose. In this episode, screenwriters Alexie Basil and Adam Schaller three act structure and how to use it effectively. They focus on how to use formula without being formulaic, helpful takeaways from their own education and careers, and the organic nature of story (even within structure).

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