How to Use the 3 ACT STORY Structure

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  • @CallieCrossroad
    @CallieCrossroad 5 років тому +1062

    I pay closer attention to these videos than 99.9% of any schooling I've taken.

    • @justanabsoluteloser340
      @justanabsoluteloser340 5 років тому +34

      Callie LeClaire I am literally watching this during a high level algebra test... and I’m failing. 😂

    • @evermoreisamasterpiece
      @evermoreisamasterpiece 5 років тому +14

      @@justanabsoluteloser340 Mood.

    • @Brooklyn-nz3ug
      @Brooklyn-nz3ug 5 років тому

      Saaammmee

    • @Retfie719
      @Retfie719 5 років тому

      I do feel sorry for you, probably you made very bad choices regarding schools then.

    • @cherrymilk5590
      @cherrymilk5590 4 роки тому +11

      @@Retfie719 eh sometimes your parents stick you in a school and you're like welp

  • @cindylcooley
    @cindylcooley 5 років тому +305

    I learned more about crafting a story in this 20 min video than I did in 4 years of college getting my BA in Creative Writing! Thank you!

    • @ashleystearns2486
      @ashleystearns2486 3 роки тому +4

      Then can I ask you a practical question? I’m a bit confused. In the 3-act structure set-up, do each of the items represent a story beat, or a story chapter, or can they - even, should they - be the same thing. I feel as though I might get more clarity after I watch her video on pacing, but I’ve already drafted the first chapter of my memoir, and it contains both the hook and the inciting incident.

    • @rosesaredead6891
      @rosesaredead6891 3 роки тому +8

      @@ashleystearns2486 they represent a story beat, but it can be a chapter if you'd like

    • @beyondchichi312
      @beyondchichi312 2 роки тому +1

      PREACH

    • @isaachiggs1925
      @isaachiggs1925 Рік тому

      @@ashleystearns2486 Wait, you're using story structure in a memoir? Are you sure that's the best way to write nonfiction of any kind? I mean, by all means take some notes and find the most compelling way to arrange the information but 3 Acts, seriously?

    • @kerim.peardon5551
      @kerim.peardon5551 Рік тому +2

      @@isaachiggs1925 The story of your life is a story like any other story. If you want people to find it interesting, it needs to have structure, not just be diary entries of mostly ordinary days mixed in with the occasional thing that matters. Of course, someone's life doesn't necessary follow all the parts Abbie outlined (maybe there's never been a plot twist in your life), or go in quite the same order, but your story, in which you are the protagonist, needs to roughly follow a play in 3 acts to make the reader care about where you end up (and do that before they get bored).
      I remember years ago watching "The Osbournes" and I was struck by the editing of the episodes. Despite the fact that they appear, on the surface, to just be video diary entries of a dysfunctional rich family, they actually have structure. Issues that are raised during the episode get resolved in some way by the end. Multiple loose ends get tied up or converge into the resolution. Surprisingly, Sharon Osbourne was the main editor of the show (at least that's how I understood the credits; I think their son also did editing and camera work). The whole family appears to be flailing around like British white trash that won the lottery, but when you know that Sharon edited the episodes, you realize that she's surprisingly introspective. Most people can't observe themselves from the outside--can't see themselves the way other people see them--and tell the story of their lives as a writer writes a character; most people are too close and emotionally involved to treat themselves as a character and their life as a plot. But "The Osbournes" worked because she was able to do that. She crafted the bits of their lives into a sitcom.

  • @The419co
    @The419co 5 років тому +389

    Maybe this sounds strange, but I love that you say What's up my Friend as opposed to Friends. Sounds like you're talking just to me. 😊

    • @connection03
      @connection03 3 роки тому +22

      loneliness

    • @noornaazuzma
      @noornaazuzma 2 роки тому +1

      @@connection03 Fr

    • @george_MF_washington
      @george_MF_washington 2 роки тому +4

      2 years later and this is still sad

    • @The419co
      @The419co 2 роки тому +12

      Lmbo I JUST saw this today. Funny how people take things. Definitely not lonely it was a description lol. Direct talk as opposed to general. But thanks for the “concern” 😂😂😂 Even more hilarious considering it’s a channel about WRITING. You’d think what I meant was understood by people into learning to write better books.

    • @Mii..
      @Mii.. 2 роки тому +6

      You're right, their comprehension is sadder knowing they came to learn writing. 😂
      Your comment was fine bro.

  • @davee91889
    @davee91889 3 роки тому +289

    If you're wondering how long does it take to outline a full novel, I'm telling ya, it can take up to 3 months. But the result? A masterpiece if you did it well. Please don't skip the time you need for a good outline.

    • @sequoia2897
      @sequoia2897 Рік тому

      @Bzake frl ‼️ (i’m struggling so bad)

    • @mrchung
      @mrchung Рік тому +1

      @Bzake Real authors fail if that's the case lmao

    • @flutenanyidk1806
      @flutenanyidk1806 Рік тому +3

      Unless you're a pantser. That's ok too. Everyone has their process.

    • @justurboi3806
      @justurboi3806 Рік тому +2

      If you're writing fantasy it can take even longer. The worldbuilding takes up a TON of time

    • @neofulcrum5013
      @neofulcrum5013 8 місяців тому +1

      Even worse when you hit writer’s bloc

  • @JonasErik
    @JonasErik 9 місяців тому +4

    Abbie! Just wanna thank you
    You rock!

  • @renkludde5445
    @renkludde5445 5 років тому +140

    Who needs sleep at 4 am when there's a new video 🙃

  • @ishathiru3516
    @ishathiru3516 Рік тому +43

    3 act structure
    ACT 1
    3:22 Hook
    4:10 Inciting Incident
    4:59 Build Up
    5:16 1st Plot Point
    6:11 1st Pinch Point
    ACT 2
    6:44 Pre Midpoint Reactionary Hero
    7:26 Game Changing Midpoint
    8:02 Post Midpoint Action Hero
    8:41 2nd Pinch Point
    ACT 3
    9:28 Supposed Victory
    10:02 Disaster
    10:39 Dark Moment
    11:04 Aha Moment
    11:50 Climatic Confrontation
    12:35 Victory
    13:03 Resolution / Plot twist

    • @AUDREYZGAMER
      @AUDREYZGAMER 8 місяців тому +4

      Thank you! ☺️

    • @jollylearning1798
      @jollylearning1798 7 місяців тому +3

      Thank you ❤

    • @davedsilva
      @davedsilva 3 місяці тому +1

      Fantastic list. Now we can see the big picture to relax and enjoy.

    • @StegoLemon
      @StegoLemon Місяць тому

      Omg you’re a lifesaver :D

  • @arw14020
    @arw14020 3 роки тому +113

    I just watched this AFTER I wrote down my basic idea for my story, looking to revise the first draft and improve. I must say, I’m pretty proud of myself because I accidentally used this structure without intentionally using it 😅

    • @oneesandada379
      @oneesandada379 3 роки тому +8

      Hey, my fiction novel project will take inspiration from actual happenings in my life, and I was so surprised that the actual happenings in my life follow this structure 😂😂😂

    • @akeelahbruce1821
      @akeelahbruce1821 2 роки тому +4

      Same

    • @Serryy
      @Serryy Рік тому +2

      We all have come in contact with stories since childhood. We subconsciously should have a pretty good idea how to write a story.

  • @sarakimball8234
    @sarakimball8234 5 років тому +67

    Your 3 Act Structure worksheets have helped me so much this Preptober! I was originally going to write book 2 in my series for NaNo, but I realized that book 1 had too many problems so now I'm going to rewrite that book instead.
    Your outlining methods have been a life-saver for me. I'm new to writing and when I wrote my first book (the aforementioned book 1 in the series) I had no idea what I was doing. But now I feel much more confident in my ability to create an amazing story. Thank you so much!!

  • @katherinewebster5137
    @katherinewebster5137 5 років тому +33

    Abbie: "Okay, I'm so excited for the next couple fo weeks!"
    Me: Refreshing my subscriptions page at 12am every Thursday and jumping off my seat when she uploads.

  • @fabbritoons
    @fabbritoons 7 місяців тому +3

    I usually don't comment on videos but i need to tell you how AWESOME this one is (the rest of your channel is awesome too!) Whenever i start writing a new story i come back to this one vid and it makes the outlining process sooo much easier, you're a great teacher Abbie!

  • @absenceofcolour
    @absenceofcolour 5 років тому +12

    Abbie you are a life saver!
    I needed to turn ideas into an actual novel and had no idea how to do it, but as you went through all your points my story started to come alive on its own

  • @joshuaburke9414
    @joshuaburke9414 2 роки тому +2

    Currently writing my first novel thanks to these videos, I've always had a desire to write a fantasy epic, but was intimidated by the logistics honestly, but thanks to your videos, I've been writing for 2 weeks now and am filling out these templates, I'm super excited about it, thank you for providing me with the information to pursue a passion of mine that I didn't think was realistically feasible for me!

  • @emmanuellaeledu
    @emmanuellaeledu Рік тому +1

    Isn't it so delightful to see '400K'?! Congratulations, dear Abbie, you deserve it and even more!

  • @chaseduncan4510
    @chaseduncan4510 2 роки тому +3

    This video gave me multiple HUGE breakthroughs for the three part novel I’ve been working on. You’re an angel.

  • @thebrookeriley
    @thebrookeriley 5 років тому +24

    Congrats on reaching 10K subscribers!!! You are so amazing and I'm so HAPPY AND STOKED for you!!! I love your videos so much, but not only that, the encouragement you've given me for my book and for life... your friendship means so much to me! Love you, girl!

  • @seancampbell9689
    @seancampbell9689 3 роки тому +7

    You’re gonna be the reason I go from being a writer to an author!

  • @rebelliousdash9899
    @rebelliousdash9899 3 роки тому +3

    You're so much easier to listen to than so many others and you make so much sense, Thank You for what you do, your are appreciated, one day when I'm famous I'll be sure to drop your name

  • @sarangbhirad
    @sarangbhirad 2 роки тому +38

    I roughly scripted my first movie idea while watching this video. My first draft of the screenplay will now be ready sooner than it would have. Thanks a ton! ♥️🙌🏻

    • @Serryy
      @Serryy Рік тому +2

      Hello, im from the future and curious. Did you manage to finish it?

  • @chrisannlittle
    @chrisannlittle 5 років тому +20

    This template has officially changed my whole writing life. Ive been trying nano unsuccessfully for 5 years...thanks to this template, I have a solid 3 acts to work with and THANK YOU!!! The way you broke it down created just enough spark in me to get my story line scenes and characters lined up and marching in a straight line!!! Thank you so much, I love you!! What you do is so important and it is so inspiring!!❤❤ Write on, sister!!!

    • @afcharhussain2176
      @afcharhussain2176 4 роки тому

      join my 'army' its also a place where you can help others with planning their AMAZING novel

  • @prayerwarriorsfellowship9516
    @prayerwarriorsfellowship9516 3 роки тому +1

    your videos are solid gold and your execution is passionate and authentic. I usually cant sit down and watch a UA-cam video for more than 10 minutes because the way people talk on youtube is so annoying but you sound more like a teacher. lol! thank you for all the work you put in, helping inexperienced writers like me get started.

  • @ginacaparotta7971
    @ginacaparotta7971 5 років тому +3

    This makes so much sense. other writers on here didn't go into much details about this sorta stuff. I'm working on a novel and this helping me so much. Thank you!1

  • @niema2takiej399
    @niema2takiej399 Рік тому +1

    I love this video! Your extensive explanations and well-defined plot structure are a huge inspiration and help for me in creating my own story. I love the passion with which you talk about writing. Thank you for every video. Greetings from Poland.

  • @Pizzacade
    @Pizzacade 4 роки тому +1

    This outline is helpful. Listening to you go over it while figuring out where parts of my brainstorming and scene ideas would fit.

  • @bhawnasinghofficial
    @bhawnasinghofficial 4 роки тому +21

    11:00 the evil laugh 😂

  • @cliffordfryman
    @cliffordfryman 5 років тому +1

    I stumbled across one of your videos and have now been binge watching them over the last week. Your approach to writing is clear, simple and refreshing. Each video, whether it is something I already knew or not, makes me look at it in a new way. Thank you.
    If you have a chance sometime, I would love to see a video on how to apply this to a longer series so things are carried out over multiple books.
    Now to not so patiently wait for the next episode.

  • @nanakwafoa
    @nanakwafoa 2 роки тому +1

    I am currently writing a story which I've now decIded to start uploading around NanoWrimo. I watch your videos and I immediately put them into practice (I see it as my homework😂) and it's helping a great deal. I haven't been able to stop thinking about my characters and I'm enjoying the process a lot more. As a perfectionist, it gets really tough to find a rhythym because "nothing is good enough" but this is more than good enough and it is working well. Thank you so much and God bless you!

  • @saravallejo3399
    @saravallejo3399 5 років тому +7

    You drop so much wisdom in these videos! I'm going to have to go through and rewatch when I can actually take notes. I wish I could squeeze in a rewatch, all of the NaNo prepping I have to do in Preptober and everything else in my life in the next 15 days. AHH! But my novel this November is going to be 1,000% better because of things I've learned here. So, thanks!

  • @jennyallard4365
    @jennyallard4365 2 роки тому +2

    Girl I love your videos and they have helped me so much. I am hoping to finish my book by end of year and you have given me some good tips

  • @jinxthekittykat8314
    @jinxthekittykat8314 4 місяці тому +3

    Sadly cant download the docs or pdfs, but definitely will write them all out once I have time!
    Writing a book from a simple idea and am excited to start using this!

  • @nexuniverse1355
    @nexuniverse1355 5 місяців тому +1

    This video is LIFE changing

  • @GrippingAfricanTales1
    @GrippingAfricanTales1 8 місяців тому +1

    This is so well explained, that I'm already answering every question that pops up from the structure.

  • @rashidmitchell1794
    @rashidmitchell1794 5 років тому +1

    I think you are awesome! Your energy is very contagiously motivating me to begin a journey of becoming a writer for personal growth and development. Using the written word as part of my therapy for being a helpless procrastinator I feel like I can at the very least tell my story in detail, how I became so hesitant at just doing what I say I’m going to do. Thank you for you, I love you!

  • @TheDreadlockDogMan
    @TheDreadlockDogMan 4 роки тому +6

    Loving the videos, Abbie. You give me so many ideas about the structure. I've been thinking about your ideas... I think the scene cards you suggest really work because the external conflict STAYS PARALLEL to the internal conflict... and that feels strong. Other tips felt like it was a dump of external conflict and then a dump of internal conflict, repeat, repeat... so thank you. I love your method.

  • @evermoreisamasterpiece
    @evermoreisamasterpiece 5 років тому +6

    Been binging your videos and I am so happy to finally catch a new video! Your advice is so different and so much more thorough than anyone else's. Thank you tons!

    • @afcharhussain2176
      @afcharhussain2176 4 роки тому

      join my 'army' its also a place where you can help others with planning their AMAZING novel

  • @tomdmann
    @tomdmann Рік тому +1

    This video is excellent, really clearly sets out the beats that drive a story - thank you 👏

  • @xXAmyisanerdXx
    @xXAmyisanerdXx 5 років тому +1

    Girl you just saved my life oml. Thank u so much for putting stuff like this out there. This has already saved me a lot of headache on trying to figure out why my story felt off and it's going to save me a lot of time and pain later.

    • @AbbieEmmons
      @AbbieEmmons  5 років тому

      Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean so much to me, and I am thrilled that the content I make encourages you to chase your dreams and make your story MATTER!

    • @afcharhussain2176
      @afcharhussain2176 4 роки тому

      join my 'army' its also a place where you can help others with planning their AMAZING novel

  • @Iceblade269
    @Iceblade269 3 роки тому

    Nothing is more satisfying than being able to watch this vid and point to an event in your draft that matches the point lidted.
    I was using three act and didn’t even notice

  • @Jollygreen2854
    @Jollygreen2854 2 роки тому +1

    Really thankful I found your channel

  • @charvikoul4298
    @charvikoul4298 5 років тому +1

    You're an absolute angel, thank you for explaining the three act structure and giving a document with questions, you've made everything so much more clearer for me ❤️

  • @pablobulldog
    @pablobulldog 5 років тому +11

    I'm new to your channel. I love that your content is rich with practical, substantive advice. AND your videos are fun to watch because of your positive energy and humor. Thank you sooooo much. I'm gonna dig into the treasure trove of your past vids now and eagerly await your next creation.

    • @afcharhussain2176
      @afcharhussain2176 4 роки тому

      join my 'army' its also a place where you can help others with planning their AMAZING novel

  • @rahraht3242
    @rahraht3242 5 років тому +3

    My story is aliiiivveee!! Thank you, this structure really works!!

    • @AbbieEmmons
      @AbbieEmmons  5 років тому +3

      Thank you so much for your kind words! They mean so much to me, and I am thrilled that the content I make encourages you to chase your dreams and make your story MATTER!

  • @TorchwoodPandP
    @TorchwoodPandP 5 років тому +1

    This particular video finally helped me crack my 'shouting from the roof-tops' theme, of which there are several under themes I can work on in progression.
    Not to mention it also helped me firm up my plotline considerably, so THANK YOU VERY MUCH INDEED. You are INSPIRATIONAL!

  • @hahurrhowdy1843
    @hahurrhowdy1843 Рік тому

    I am a pantser through and through and outlining is a struggle for me. I write as a form of discovery but i always get to a point where things feel sloppy and unstructured. This video helped me write out the 3 act structure and answer the questions with the story i have in the works. I was close to scrapping my idea but after sitting down with the 3 act structure and I feel like like I have a pretty banger idea. Although my story needs a lot of reshaping, this helped me organize the idea and help me create a backbone outline despite me being more than half ways through the story. Wish me luck! thank you for your help!

  • @ryn1775
    @ryn1775 2 роки тому

    Thank you! Your enthusiasm as a writer, collaborator, happiness and good all around person comes shining through your videos. So grateful you showed up on my UA-cam feed; so grateful you are motivated to share your gifts with us. You rock! Love & Light 🙏

  • @ewagowacka4711
    @ewagowacka4711 5 років тому +2

    Hi! Your videos about preparing for NaNoWriMo are amazing and give me a lot of motivation! This year is my first NaNo and I'm so excited! Thanks for this video, I think that it really can help me to plan my novel

  • @BobBuilder102
    @BobBuilder102 5 років тому +1

    Abbie!!! This video is soooo good and mobilizing and inspiring. (I'm not even sure I'm doing Nano, but I am outlining.) We are such different writers, and the stories we tell are as different as stories come, but I find it really amazing how you're able to give advice that is so specific yet so far-reaching. Kudos, girlie.

  • @phatzCy02
    @phatzCy02 3 роки тому +1

    ABBIE YOU'RE THE BEST!!!

  • @RaindropLila7
    @RaindropLila7 5 років тому +4

    Been waiting impatiently for this all week :D

  • @yerabbit
    @yerabbit 5 років тому +1

    you make some of the best videos around on story stuff. thank you!

  • @jammyjay8139
    @jammyjay8139 4 роки тому +3

    I'm watching this instead of online school bc tbh you are the best teacher i've ever had😭

  • @victorhp1537
    @victorhp1537 2 роки тому

    These videos are gold to me. You made an excellent job explaining the concepts in a very clear way. Thanks

  • @sameer.Pasha.11
    @sameer.Pasha.11 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you so much for creating this channel you don't know how much it means to me 💚💚💚💚

  • @sarahs5995
    @sarahs5995 5 років тому +1

    I remember watching this a few weeks ago, and I felt super intimidated, but after watching your other videos explaining in detail, each story act helped me understand everything you're saying.
    Thank you so much! I can't wait to start organizing my mess. 😍

  • @biterra1871
    @biterra1871 2 роки тому

    I only use a simple outline before writing my novel. After watching this video, I want to try all your steps for my next project. Thank you so much for this....

  • @headlesshunter8435
    @headlesshunter8435 2 роки тому +1

    This was just a really *really* good lecture.
    Thanks!

  • @thoughtfulbeing
    @thoughtfulbeing 5 років тому +4

    I’m so excited for the next episodes for this preptober series... I’m a little too behind on my outlining but hopefully I’ll be able to catch up in these last few weeks of October...

  • @CallieCrossroad
    @CallieCrossroad 5 років тому +149

    I'm a simple girl. I see a Writer's Wednesday video, I click on it.

  • @billyalarie929
    @billyalarie929 4 роки тому

    I've seen DOZENS of videos about three-act structure, I've even watched Brandon Sanderson's several lecture videos on this very thing: no one has come close to helping me understand that the way this video did here.
    Thank you.

  • @CrazeaboutYa29
    @CrazeaboutYa29 5 років тому

    I just found your channel and I am so over the moon with excitement! This has to be the absolute best channel for writing advice! Thank you for creating such wonderful content!

  • @CsomArt
    @CsomArt 5 років тому +1

    So glad I found your channel! You are awesome and so helpful! I think I am half Pantser, and half Plotter, but I still enjoy seeing your whole process.

  • @mrs.alrashdanalrashdan8726
    @mrs.alrashdanalrashdan8726 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you thank you thank you Abbie! This was so fruitful and helped me a lot!

  • @kevin_dutra
    @kevin_dutra 2 роки тому

    Loved the video. I'm here specifically because I'm preparing to write an RPG scenario. The tricky part will be writting a story where characters will make decisions that'll demand I adapt on the spot while maintaining the story structure I came up.

  • @EDDIELANE
    @EDDIELANE 5 років тому +1

    So I always wait til the final beat in the intro song to hit the like button. so fun.

  • @MariJadeWrites
    @MariJadeWrites 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you for explaining this so clearly and even making a printable! Appreciate it :)

  • @forbestversionofmyself4715
    @forbestversionofmyself4715 2 роки тому +1

    im so freaking excited

  • @AndromedaMoon888
    @AndromedaMoon888 5 років тому

    Woah she about doubled her subscriber count since the last time I checked it- amazing! I'm so glad she's getting the views she deserves!

  • @ashlyntaylor1065
    @ashlyntaylor1065 5 років тому +1

    you are my favorite youtuber! you inspire me to keep writing!❤️

  • @TheDreadlockDogMan
    @TheDreadlockDogMan 4 роки тому +2

    Thanks Abbie... the energy is awesome. The tips spectacular. Could you use as many examples as possible? I love when you use simple ones off the top of your head... they're the ones I remember.

  • @melaniespark610
    @melaniespark610 5 років тому

    I'm literally following this videos like homework. They have helped me so much on outlining. Plus I just found out that the first week of november I'll have to get surgery and that I'll have to stay at home for at least three weeks so this Nanowrimo I'll have a little bit more time!

  • @jaroslavareads
    @jaroslavareads 5 років тому

    So glad I discovered your channel. so many practical advice, especially since I participating in NaNo this year with a new project. Thank you!

  • @matchachada
    @matchachada 2 роки тому +1

    This is so helpful! Thank you~

  • @nympheasong
    @nympheasong Рік тому

    I love you.
    That sounds weird. XD
    I'm thankful you exist to remind me how truly exciting it is to be a writer.
    Now I really can't wait to write my first novel.
    Thank you, Abbie!

  • @teaandphysics3846
    @teaandphysics3846 5 років тому +4

    Great way to start the day 😍

  • @lermendorpainsidan8858
    @lermendorpainsidan8858 5 років тому +1

    I love your videos! They always have so good quality and your tips are super useful!!!

  • @봄봄-s8c
    @봄봄-s8c 2 роки тому

    Thank you, I am Korean and tried to find this kind of lecture in Korean but failed, and searched in English and found this. i felt lucky that i could speak English. this is so useful to make a proper story.

  • @SqweakySqwizard
    @SqweakySqwizard 5 років тому

    Okay so, I've been watching your videos for a while now, hoping that they'll help me actually write! I find everything in your videos is so helpful and resonates with me creatively, but I never get anywhere writing novels, and I'm more of a musician at heart, so instead, I've been using these videos as a guideline of sorts for making a concept album. Weird, and probably not what you made this video for, but hey! I just wanted to let you know that it's actually extremely helpful because I can turn the structure points into tracks as scenes from the story, and the character's motives, goals, and thoughts turn into the lyrics for the songs. Cheers!

  • @bookkeeper4747
    @bookkeeper4747 4 роки тому +1

    Hi Abbie, Thank you so much for your writing series. You have helped me sooooooo much!

  • @solisglam
    @solisglam 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you. This fits PERFECTLY for my story.

  • @sarahy.1498
    @sarahy.1498 5 років тому

    Eeeeee, Congrats on 10k, Abbie!!! 💙💙💙 Super excited to continue watching this series and everything beyond! Best wishes on your writing!

  • @mahmood481
    @mahmood481 Рік тому

    My favourite writing teacher, 👏👏👏

  • @augabachoo
    @augabachoo 5 років тому

    It's interesting to hear you talk about organizing ideas in an outline. Btw, no a negative judgment here just noting a difference in creative process. When ideas come to me, there's already a place for them. Not sure if I worded that as well as I could. Great video!

  • @theliterarywitch
    @theliterarywitch 2 роки тому +1

    Your videos are so helpful. thank you.

  • @heartsandwhodunits8813
    @heartsandwhodunits8813 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for the video and the tutorial. You are wise beyond your years. I am still working on my characters, so I'm a little behind.

  • @peteayala377
    @peteayala377 4 роки тому +1

    I like Abbie's videos. I've just gotten back to writing again after years of putting it off due to tours.

  • @ohkunny
    @ohkunny 3 роки тому +1

    this is very helpful~~thank you for the amazing material~~

  • @milk_and_co0kies
    @milk_and_co0kies 4 роки тому +1

    This is REALLY going to help.

  • @Robeeh2
    @Robeeh2 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you for all this amazing advice I truly appreciate it x

  • @GalitBal
    @GalitBal 5 років тому +4

    I love using the three-act structure :)

  • @marvalousmetanoia9139
    @marvalousmetanoia9139 5 років тому

    Abbie is truly amazing, this was so helpful. I love your channel and videos, congratulations on 10K!!!

  • @hassanmburia8825
    @hassanmburia8825 3 роки тому

    Thanks Abbie am a director and script writer you have really help me with your 3 act explanation GOD bless

  • @bookishwriter9460
    @bookishwriter9460 5 років тому +1

    Thank you for existing, you always make my Wednesdays!
    Congrats on 10k, how the hell did that happen so fast? Last time I checked you had 4k😲

  • @artnunymiss2530
    @artnunymiss2530 5 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for this! I'm totally writing one this time too :D

  • @authormeganriann
    @authormeganriann 5 років тому

    I looooove these videos! This is all I wanted to know about story structure, and I'm so happy I found your channel. I'm about to binge watch more videos XD

  • @LaurenKissReads
    @LaurenKissReads 5 років тому

    I've been waiting for this video since last Wednesday ahhh its so good!

  • @clyris
    @clyris 2 роки тому +1

    Thank you for your videos! I'm learning so much from you. :)

  • @adamhenrysears3288
    @adamhenrysears3288 5 років тому

    Love your ideas, ... and your videos of course. And this is the most convincing and insightful version of the 3 act structure I've seen. Bless you for taking the time to make it available. I like it, and I'm going to use it, at least once. (I already have some tweaks of my own.) And, if you don't mind if I tweak this version for a future project, that would be cool too.

  • @cameron120587
    @cameron120587 5 років тому

    I have my own outlining methods based on pulp sci-fi writing, but I am going to take this Three-Act method and use it as a filter to make sure I hit everything and expose any problems in my outline before Nanowrimo. Thanks!

  • @RandomBiggz
    @RandomBiggz 5 років тому +1

    You do wonders for my ocd. It’s weird but I love it!! Teach me!!

  • @LesterSuggs
    @LesterSuggs 3 роки тому

    Simply too much *GOOD STUFF* in this video to remember.