How to Write the First 10 Pages of Your Script

The first ten pages of your screenplay can hook your readers in for the long haul. They're arguably the most important part of your script for capturing an audience.
Professional screenwriters Alexie, Adam, and Theo talk about how to make your first ten pages un-put-down-able by focusing on:
- A powerful story hook
- Compelling, complex characters
- A strong sense of voice
Grab your coffee and come join us for screenwriting talk!
Join us for our live Young Screenwriters Podcast recording, and stick around after for an open Q&A and more screenwriting talk :)
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[@EuniceTrotter-er8ho]

I came late, sorry. BUT i am watching it now. Thank you!

[@ToiIi]

Excellent examples of breaking the fourth wall are Kevin Spacey character in the first episode of the first season of House of Cards when he does it for the first time, and Deadpool, where he makes a brutally unexpected joke about Disney.