1. Logline
1.1 Definition
1.2 Format
2. Genres
2.1 Monster in the House
2.2 Golden Fleece
2.3 Out of the Bottle
2.4 Dude with a Problem
2.5 Rites of Passage
2.6 Buddy Love
2.7 Whydunit
2.8 The Fool Triumphant
2.9 Institutionalized
2.10 Superhero
3. The Transformation Machine
3.1 1- Thesis
3.2 2- Antithesis
3.3 3- Synthesis
3.4 MindMap Form
4. Laws of Screenplay Physics
4.1 Save the Cat!
4.2 Spine of the Story
4.3 Stasis=Death
4.4 Double Bump
4.5 Stakes Are Raised
4.6 The Pope in the Pool
4.7 Booster Rocket
4.8 The Moment of Clarity
4.9 A Limp and an Eyepatch
4.10 Primal
4.11 The Shard of Glass
5. What is wrong with this Picture?
5.1 The hero leads
5.2 Talking the plot
5.3 Make the bad guy badder
5.4 Turn, turn, turn
5.5 The emotional color wheel
5.6 Hi, how are you I´m fine
5.7 Take a step back
5.8 A limp and an eyepatch
5.9 Is it primal?
6. Structure: the Beat Sheet
6.1 ACT I
6.1.1 Opening Image
6.1.2 Theme Stated
6.1.3 Set-UP
6.1.4 Catalyst
6.1.5 Debate
6.2 Break into Two
6.3 ACT II-A
6.3.1 B Story
6.3.2 Fun and Games
6.4 The Midpoint
6.5 ACT II-B
6.5.1 Bad Guys Close In
6.5.2 All Is Lost
6.5.3 Dark Night of the Soul
6.6 Break into Three
6.7 ACT III
6.7.1 Finale
Gathering the Team
Executing the Plan
The High- Tower Surprize
Dig, Deep Down
Execution of the New Plan
6.7.2 Final Image
7. Further Structural Elements
7.1 Set-Ups and Pay-Offs
7.2 Going for the 40 - The Board
7.3 Beat Sheet and Page Count
Screenwriting
Title
Save the Cat® screenwriting
Subject
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Company
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Author
Wild Lion
Version
82
Comments
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