Posted on September 26, 2020
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The Showrunners break down season 2 of A Game of Thrones using the Story Grid Methodology and discuss about some best practices on writing multiple book series.
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Homepage, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: emilia clarke, game of thrones, george r. r. martin, kit harrington, lena headey, maise williams, peter dinklage, sophie turner
Posted on September 1, 2020
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See why the plot of Game of Thrones Season 1 works so well. Story Grid Editors break down the plot and show how the writers created a great society genre story.
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: emilia clarke, game of thrones, george r. r. martin, gwendoline christie, HBO, kit harrington, lena headey, maise williams, nathalie emmanuel, nikolaj coster-waldau, peter dinklage, society genre, sophie turner
Posted on August 14, 2020
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The Showrunners analyze the Netflix TV series Ozark Season 3 to see if the story continues to work and then tell you why or why not.
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Blog, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: Cartel, Jason Bateman, morality, netflix, Ozark, season 3, thriller
Posted on June 26, 2020
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See a recorded live session of me helping an author determine the 15 core scenes, the spine of her novel, using the Story Grid method.
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Blog, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, WritersTags: 15 core scenes, Briauna Mariah, podcast, spine, Teaching Myself to Write Novels
Posted on May 25, 2020
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Scrivener meets The Story Grid, how to merge two great tools to make the best writing experience. This post covers mastering how to use your metadata in the most efficient way.
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Blog, Progressive Complication, Scrivener, Scrivener Meets Story Grid, Story Grid, television, tv series, WritersTags: export, Learn Scrivener Fast, metadata, spreadsheet
Posted on May 19, 2020
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Episode 3 of Killing Eve Season 3 – Does the Story/ series work? Join 3 Certified Story Grid Editors and Find out. The Story Grid knows!
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: Amazon Prime, BBC, female assassins, Jodie Comer, Killing Eve, Sandra Oh
Posted on May 18, 2020
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Management Sucks! But does the episode work? Join three Story Grid Editors and see. The Story Grid knows!
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: Amazon Prime, BBC, female assassin, Genre, Jodie Comer, Killing Eve, Sandra Oh, thriller, villanelle
Posted on May 16, 2020
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Want to learn how to merge the fantastic writer’s tool Scrivener with the awesome Editing Methodology The Story Grid? This is the post for you!
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Blog, Progressive Complication, Screenwriters, Scrivener, Scrivener Meets Story Grid, Story Grid, WritersTags: 7 Point System, Dan Wells, Global value, Learn Scrivener Fast, obligatory scenes, Rachelle Ramirez, Robert McKee, save the cat, shawn coyne, Thriller Genre
Posted on March 15, 2020
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Does the The Umbrella Academy TV series work? The Story Grid Knows! Tune in as 3 Certified Story Grid editors break it down!
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Progressive Complication, Story Grid, Story Grid Showrunners Podcast, television, tv series, WritersTags: comic, netflix, superheroes, Umbrella Academy
Posted on January 8, 2020
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Waylander, an iconic fantasy thriller by David Gemmell. Does the story work?
Category: 5 commandments, 6 core questions, Authors, Blog, Monthly Action Book Analysis, Progressive Complication, Story Grid, WritersTags: assassin, David Gemmell, drenai, drenai series, fantasy, sword and sorcery, thirller, waylander
