Creative Writing Course: Episode 2: Antagonist Development Video

Welcome to the free, creative writing course where you choose the story components and we structure them.

Rather than walking you through a teardown of an existing story’s structure - i.e The Matrix - in Crazy eWe we’re going to structure a story from scratch - with no steps missed - so you can see exactly how writing and rewriting shapes a story, builds characters and completes the world they inhabit.

In this episode, it’s all about developing the antagonist. Using a subscriber suggestion from the previous video, we’re going to explore and shape the motivations of the antagonist in order to suit a big scale, cinematic movie.

As is the case throughout these episodes, it’s up to you to suggest changes and ideas and we will explore the implications together.

In the next episode, we will explore the world of the story in greater depth so please feel free to add suggestions in the comments section below.

If you’re new to writing screenplays and have no idea where to start check out our http://www.clickimagination.com There’s loads of content to help writers come up with the next killer screenplay.

For more information about using Sequences to structure your screenplay check out http://www.clickimagination.com/writing-a-screenplay-the-easy-way/

Check out the previous episodes on how to write a screenplay
Episode 1: The Antagonist. https://youtu.be/btNxe4fnZi4
Episode 2: Antagonist Development https://youtu.be/2-Nno1rM0GU
Episode 3: World of the Story https://youtu.be/z8LChxeWXHo
Episode 4: The Mentor https://youtu.be/rzU4SdMfYVk
Episode 5: This Hero https://youtu.be/zfmkbRepegY
Episode 6: The Central Character https://youtu.be/gZaXLD1m7e4

Screenwriting Act by Act
Part 1. Cracking Act 1 https://youtu.be/SRyJZ8EPazg
Part 2. Awesome 2nd Act https://youtu.be/nmTC1rePY64
Part 3. A blistering 3rd Act https://youtu.be/-zc8tlX3QYw

Tips and tricks for screenwriters
How to story outline the easy way https://youtu.be/5U4IgCn78BI
Get your movie script read https://youtu.be/l3ybmO5ZKMM
Writing Villains: Tips for creating a terrifying antagonist https://youtu.be/c5IhhV7adNo

Tips for writing Animals and Creature https://youtu.be/qiSefSpBXZg
Tips for writing Themes in Stories https://youtu.be/jQkwiM1lksQ
Help with Character Names https://youtu.be/TS9gwkPmUps
10 Tips for creating characters for Movies or Novels https://youtu.be/Jje_YjdgGU4
Tips and Tricks for Dialog https://youtu.be/mw92IJuRi0g
Copyright https://youtu.be/zXf1DGwnSpg


Tips for screenwriters on how to hook your audience https://youtu.be/D5y59jNuvLc

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