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blake snyder (October 3, 1957 – August 4, 2009) was an American screenwriter, consultant, author and educator based in Los Angeles who, through his Save the Cat trilogy of books on screenwriting and story structures, became one of the most popular writing mentors in the film industry. Snyder led international seminars and workshops for writers in various disciplines, as well as consultation sessions for some of Hollywood's largest studios.
Snyder died unexpectedly August 4, 2009, of what was characterized as either a pulmonary embolism or cardiac arrest.
From Page One To Done: Fast Drafting Your Novel With Jessica Brody
How can the Fast Drafting method help you finally finish your novel? And how do you make progress when you only have 30 minutes a day to write? Jessica Brody shares her tips for finishing first drafts after 20 years as an author.
The post From Page One To Done: Fast Drafting Your Novel With Jessic…
How We Plan Books and Series
Samantha and Matilda are still focusing on their craft, talking through their process for planning whole series and books, from the biggest arc to the smallest word.
Next week, Matilda and Sam are sharing the results of a day of craft exercises.
Support the podcast by buying us a coffee (and a sl…
On Writing with M J Buckman
For our new episode we are joined by the wonderful M.J. Buckman, local author of the award winning book “Bent is not Broken” and recently her second book, “Women of Note”.
Some of the references from this show:
"Save the Cat" by Blake Snyder
"Bent is not Broken" by M J Buckman
"Women of Note" by M…
Blade Runner
Peter and Andrew step into the rain-soaked, neon-lit dystopia of 2019 Los Angeles to break down Ridley Scott’s 1982 sci-fi landmark Blade Runner. They examine how the film prioritizes groundbreaking visual atmosphere, sound design, and philosophical inquiry over standard detective noir plotting, co…
How do you write a book you're proud to publish?
Tim opens with a stat that frames the whole conversation: the average unpublished writer he surveyed has been at it for nearly 15 years. He puts the question to Shawn directly. What is Story Grid trying to do about that?
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In the Dark with Laurie Petrou
On episode 18, I was joined by Canadian author Laurie Petrou. Her upcoming novel, The Rayburn Affair is out August 27 in the UK & Ireland.
Guest
Laurie Petrou
Instagram
Threads
Novels
The Rayburn Affair
The Rehearsal Club (with Kate Fodor as co-author)
Stargazer
Love, Heather
Sister of …
S6:E6 - Frank Ewert & ‘Embrace Your Writers Block’
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Episode 20: Film School Finale: Save the Cat or Kill the Dog - Featured Film: Chinatown
Matt & Mike complete the film school with a breakdown of the primary narrative types of films released by Hollywood as outlined by Blake Snyder in his "Save the Cat" series of books.
Those categories are the following:
1) The Golden Fleece (essentially the Hero's Journey and the road movie)
2) Mons…
613 – Avoiding Sags in Your Pacing
Every story has its highs and lows, but slower scenes can easily become a slog for readers if we aren’t careful. This week, we’re talking about sags in pacing and how to avoid them. Join us as we discuss ways to rebuild tension after your heroes solve a problem, as well as tips for arranging your s…
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