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Creating Dynamic Scenes – Being "goal" oriented

by Paul Chitlik - Loyola Marymount University

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Just as the characters in your script must have a clear goal, so must your scenes. Paul explores how goals drive the action and help create conflict, a fundamental building block of successful screenplays.

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