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Western culture dictates that a story is a series of events, told in order, with a beginning, middle and end (Linear).  There’s typically a lone protagonist at odds with an antagonist.   What has dictated this reliance on linear structure is a conception that audiences would be lost if the writer violated what was called the unity of time and place. <\/p>\n","title":"THE STRUCTURE OF DRAMA","avFile":"","authName":"Christopher Wehner"},{"sKey":"05d7f9ce","homeText":"

I've been at this a while -- writing screenplays for three decades and still charging forward. In the course of that time I've had a very up and down career with more downs than I care to remember... But I remember them all!  I've been hired and fired. Bought and sold. Celebrated and berated. Admired and mired. <\/p>\n","title":"\"Trample the Weak ... Hurdle the Dead\"","avFile":"","authName":"Harry Caul"},{"sKey":"a72fd1ae","homeText":"

I’m weighed down at work, so I’m continuing to turn over blogging duties to Adam Levenberg. Adam does provide a service, and I provide a link to his site. If one is in the market for a consultant, Adam should certainly be considered. He has good, practical advice and industry experience.<\/p>\n","title":"10 Screenwriting Tips!","avFile":"","authName":"Christopher Lockhart"}]