Pro Writer Explains How To Break The Story Of A TV Show - Niceole R. Levy

[@pranaychaturvedi7311]

I really like this genre of videos. Practical, actionable guidance

[@filmcourage]

What do you like about this video?

[@simplyme922]

The plain step-by-step process.

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[@clintoreilly]

It shows how vital every detail is.

[@lonjohnson5161]

This one really helped me. I can see myself coming back to review it.

[@filmcourage]

Cheers Lon!

[@chasehedges6775]

Indeed. Figuring and breaking down Your story is important.

[@mokenistic]

Instinctively, I don't see no reason why this methodology won't work on writing a novel. Thanks film courage, the host and the guest. I will take this and store in the abstracts of my creative writing mind. This just made writing my debut novel easier.

[@filmcourage]

Love to hear it!

[@jimwoodswrites]

It absolutely works. It's what I did, I just didn't use this name for it. Happy writing!

[@chasehedges6775]

Figuring out what you’re characters are doing is also important as well.

[@BashirGavriel]

I loved this explanation, and I am so excited about Niceole’s upcoming book, The Writers’ Room Survival Guide.

[@simplyme922]

Note cards is good!

[@justmythoughts6132]

Good to be the first one to break the ice on the comments.

[@Awesome55055]

Niceole R. Levy The Banker (Writer) Cloak & Dagger (Producer) S.W.A.T. (Producer) Fate: The Winx Saga (Producer)

[@Roshek777]

Super useful!

[@liftedones]

Great insight thanks film courage

[@filmcourage]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@dustyhills8911]

Nicole is amazing! Good stuff!

[@filmcourage]

Agreed! We look forward to sharing more!

[@Wordsley]

These Rock!

[@chasehedges6775]

Love this content. It is awesome

[@zenmasterwannabe]

Is this applicable to film writing?

[@uglystupidloser]

yeah... but its leaning more to tv writing that is episodic and group driven. the main difference is that a script is generally finished before the pitch to the movie. so thats the key difference. but this reveals something really important: being able to see how your writing needs to be brought onto the screen. it talks about the set up and pacing for each episode. it would be very valuable to keep in mind as a writer and also writer directors.