"You Had Me On Page 1": How to Instantly Draw a Reader Into Your Script | Script Reader Pro

[@TiagoCavalcanti-ji6hu]

Hey, cool! I love watching those "first-page" analyses on YT. You could do those comparisons, like they do to check which one is the pro.... such fun! Cheers !!!

[@randomspirit]

Informative! Thank you! Subscribing...

[@richardrobertson1331]

"Master the words to make us forget there are word there." Brilliant observation. So, story tellers need to write with magic. I've read stuff like that, but it's rare . . a necessary talent that I'll probably never master.

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Hi Richard, glad you like the observation. Although the idea seems difficult to accomplish, know the more you write and practice, the more natural your writing will not only become, but feel. You got this!

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[@DianaTBlack]

This is such great advice, Scott... thank you and best wishes

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

Thanks for watching, Diana. Be sure to check out Scott's other videos too!

[@jackhudkins542]

Thanks...some great advice !!!

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Glad it was helpful!

[@jrinfo4917]

Awesome, thank you!

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You bet!

[@fishbarbeque8540]

Thank you so much!!!

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Thanks for watching!

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You’re so great, guys!

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Thanks for watching, Hassan -- we are quite thrilled to have Scott on our team, and glad you agree with his advice!

[@agehaynes7620]

Logline and synopsis then a page

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

Hi Age, are you trying to learn about the logline and synopsis? If so, we have other videos you can watch on our channel!

[@PCIMPOSSIBLE]

If every page of the script has a shape, then the first one looks like a “hook”

[@ScriptReaderProLosAngeles]

Very true!