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Intuitive Outlining Workbook

Get your hands on the Intuitive Outlining process in a way that allows you to take the exercises at your own pace. In this Intuitive Outlining Workbook, you’ll be introduced to the process, guided to a point of seeing your story in a holistic way, and given the information you need to take that holistic view further.

$79.00
Strengthening Stakes PDF

For screenwriters at any stage of their project. While we might spend months or even years trying to figure out our story, a faster way to get a clear picture of what occurs on our screenplay’s pages is to consider our story’s stakes.

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Loglines PDF

For screenwriters at any stage of their project. Writing a logline can trip up even the most experienced of screenwriters. What if there were a simpler approach?

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Images & Moments Outline PDF

For screenwriters at any stage of their project. To outline a screenplay, it’s helpful to have a vision. So, what if you could focus on that vision alone? What if you could allow that vision to move you forward through each Act of your story, without concerning yourself over plot? What if that plot revealed itself to you via watching your protagonist’s journey?

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— Award-Winning Playwright Louel Senores

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— Filmmaker Jess Berry

“Nick's class didn't just challenge us to step into the lives of characters, but to become one with them through a series of masterful prompts and exercises that drove me deeper into their aspirations and fears than ever before.   The results are a clear and winning formula.  I’ve gained early interest from several agents as a result.”

— Screenwriter Derek Larthey