#script tips

𓂃⋆𓄯ྀི ̼̫ ˖ ✶ magical things to script ! ꕀ 🎹⋆࿐༄

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼i am very good at crafting potions, spells aswell as alchemy and chemistry

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ “supernatural search and rescue” basically when someone gos missing hiking or in a specifically supernatural area, they send these people in to investigate and solve cases better than regular people can 

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ there are many hidden supernatural communities of extreme variety almost everywhere

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ haunted hotels where kids get lost in portals to other worlds

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ national forests made to let beings keep their land

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ i can infuse belongs with my magic to track them or sense their presence in past events

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ different neighborhoods for different beings and their needs

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ magical schools hidden in between reality fabric for all kinds of students to learn and master their craft

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ farmer communities full of secret earth benders

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ my dreams can be used to tell me useful information and travel to different places / realms

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ governments “oblivious” to the activities at night

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ simple silly “folklore” classes in schools unknowingly just teaching history

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ rules on the craft to avoid exploitation

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ most people growing old with a magical companion

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ i can feel, read and even see peoples auras / “soul” and even get visions of most important events of their lives

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ arguments over magic techniques and their origins

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ seasons where magical activities are heightened and celebrated

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ supernatural black markets ???

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ library realms with endless amounts of knowledge

𓉳⫰ ⨳ ⧼ i can sense most types of magic forms and energy

Watch: Script Tip: Your First 10 Pages - Five Essential Elements

NaNoWriMo vs. Script Frenzy 

If you've decided to take part in Script Frenzy because you did NaNoWriMo, you need to figure out a different way of writing. If you've did NaNo, you already know how to write, so that's not the problem, you just need to work on wrapping your brain around the transition from novel writing to script writing in order to get on the right track. 

The script you writing is going to have some basic writing categories that you'll use: 

Scene headings 

Action 

Character

Dialogue 

These four things are the essential pillars for telling your story. 

Scene Headings- These are pretty easy to understand because it's super self explanatory. The Scene Heading is just the title of your scene so that it is easy to explain and find in your script. 

Action- This is simply the action of the scene. It can happen at the beginning or be something that happens during the scene. 

Character- The "Who" of your script. It's not about definition, but it's about who is doing the talking in the scene. 

Dialogue- This is the heart of your story. Painting visual images is pretty awesome, but without dialogue, you don't have much of a story. Even silent films require dialogue. 

In a novel, you aren't thinking about these things separately. They all blend and become one in your story. But when you write your script, you need to pay special attention to these things.