How Raising the Stakes Will Save Your Script | Script Reader Pro
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Today, Scott teaches you how to raise the stakes in your story, and how it can take your script to the next level. Enjoy!
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Just what I needed at this point in my script development. Thank You!
Wonderful! Yes, stakes are very important for your story. Whenever your script is ready, our Pros are able to read your script with our Coverage Program. More information on our website!
You are preaching.
Thank you so much . Greatly explained 🌸
That's great to hear! We are happy to have Scott on our team. Be sure to check out more of his videos!
This was SO helpful! I appreciate the format of your videos, short and powerful. A lot of information that's easily digested. So excited to make changes to my script! Thank you!
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You are a good sir ! Thank you for the insight and motivation! 💪🏻
Thanks for watching. We agree with you and are happy that Scott is on our team!
I absolutely agree with this. Great examples of this topic are the films from the 1970s. The disaster films and the blaxploitation films explain this concept in great detail. 👍 😀🎬🎯💯🎞
Glad you think so, Jonathan and thanks for your input! Be sure to subscribe for more helpful videos from Scott if you haven't already :)
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