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.
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
Editing Bonus Session: Publishing
