Read First:
How to use Google Slides to watch a PresentationWorkshops:
Salons:
Overview of J. K. RowlingTalk given Nov, 2018 about Rowling's unique writing style before group trip to see Crimes of Grindelwald.
Ready, Set, Write for NaNoWriMo
Ready Set WriteWorkbook
Story Developer #2: Putting Your Idea to the Test
Story Developer #3: Plots and Pants
Story Developer #4: Conflict Management
Story Developer #5: Rounding Out Your Characters
Story Developer #6: Bad Endings
Story Developer #7a: Putting It All Together
Story Developer #7b: Putting It All Together
Editing 2: Series: Working with Series, Series Grid, Key Scenes, Theme, Story as a Whole, Scrivener
Editing 3: Cutting: Word Count, Timekeeper, Values, Acts, Scenes, Beat Sheet, Synopsis
Editing 4: Scenes: Scenes: Scene vs. Sequel, Scene Eval, Character Driven, Plot Points, First and Last Page, Links.
Editing 5: POV, MRU: Point of view and Motivation/Reaction Units
Editing 6: Tension: Conflict, Emotion, Visceral Response
Editing 7: Dialogue: Between the quotes
Editing 7: Environment: Setting, Physical description, Mood
Editing 8: Action: Body Language, Facial Expression, Lies, Touch
Editing 9: Thought: Inner Dialogue, Backstory, Exposition, Color Analysis
Editing 10: Voice & Final Buffing: Rhetorical Devices, Word Searches, Your Voice
Editing Bonus Session: Publishing: Broad overview of ways to Publish in 2020
Story Outlining Series:
Story Developer #1: Capturing the CosmosStory Developer #2: Putting Your Idea to the Test
Story Developer #3: Plots and Pants
Story Developer #4: Conflict Management
Story Developer #5: Rounding Out Your Characters
Story Developer #6: Bad Endings
Story Developer #7a: Putting It All Together
Story Developer #7b: Putting It All Together
Deep Editing Series:
Editing 1: Pre-Editing: The Cloud, Story Drivers, Story Structures, First Read Through, Series/MotiffEditing 2: Series: Working with Series, Series Grid, Key Scenes, Theme, Story as a Whole, Scrivener
Editing 3: Cutting: Word Count, Timekeeper, Values, Acts, Scenes, Beat Sheet, Synopsis
Editing 4: Scenes: Scenes: Scene vs. Sequel, Scene Eval, Character Driven, Plot Points, First and Last Page, Links.
Editing 5: POV, MRU: Point of view and Motivation/Reaction Units
Editing 6: Tension: Conflict, Emotion, Visceral Response
Editing 7: Dialogue: Between the quotes
Editing 7: Environment: Setting, Physical description, Mood
Editing 8: Action: Body Language, Facial Expression, Lies, Touch
Editing 9: Thought: Inner Dialogue, Backstory, Exposition, Color Analysis
Editing 10: Voice & Final Buffing: Rhetorical Devices, Word Searches, Your Voice
Editing Bonus Session: Publishing: Broad overview of ways to Publish in 2020
