I LOVE reading about story structure, too. I love those moments when you were like, "This has already made me realize that there's not enough internal things happening in the first scene." Every time I sit down to read one of those books I get an idea for something I'm writing. And those moments when you think, "Yeah, I've got that in my book already," are so satisfying.

@Lesbiature

10 күн бұрын

I could not agree more! Honestly these books can be my biggest source of inspiration, and not even in a structural sense necessarily. Thank you so much for the kind words 😊

Hi, thanks for the Nemo explanation, it was exactly what I needed. Btw, I love your editing and filming style. I've been prepping for Nanowrimo this week, and I found the Save the Cat Writes a Novel most helpful, when put together with Trudy's ideas about scenes for each Genre. I find that the more structure I have, the better ideas I come up with. I hope to see your Nanowrimo progress!

@Lesbiature

9 ай бұрын

So happy to hear this was helpful for you! I couldn’t agree more about having better ideas when knowing the structure - and Save the Cat has one of my favorite beat sheets! Best of luck to your Nanowrimo project!

Hey... thanks for this review. I found it helpful and enjoyed your presentation sytle.

@Lesbiature

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!!

Eh mate, I really feel your passion. As a future publisher myself-and being 30 yo having worked on my craft since 9-I can really see when someone has deep passion and meaning for their craft. I think youtube channel is a great way to be accountable and keep yourself on track with your goals. I hope to continue seeing more vids from you. Be well mate. ✍️

@Lesbiature

6 ай бұрын

Thank you very very much!! I’ve got more videos in the pipeline and appreciate you saying this!

Hey where did you get the digital scene card? I can't find them and looked all over the internet. Thanx for the video it was nice. Nice personality you have keep it up

@Lesbiature

5 ай бұрын

Hey thank you! I appreciate it 😊 I believe I used the image from this website : ashlyhilst.com/blog/2018/10/10/how-to-use-the-story-genius-scene-card

Really enjoyed your video! Are you a pantser or plotter? My first novel took me 6 years to write, and my second took me 6 months. Scrivener really helped me out, because it allowed me to organize my book (but there's a ton of software available now). At this point, I can write a book in about 1 to 3 months depending on genre, length, etc. Editing still takes me forever though 😂. I just subbed and I'm looking forward to seeing more videos.

@Lesbiature

6 ай бұрын

Thanks, Ang! I am a hardcore plotter - probably to the point that it hurts more than helps 😅 I love scrivener and have been using that to write this novel! Thank you so much for watching and subbing, I really appreciate it! 😊

@user-zb8qo4oz3s

6 ай бұрын

@@Lesbiature Same. My outline could easily be mistaken as a rough draft 🤣

How's your book going?

I disagree with with the book because I think writing scenes is with these 5 points of interest PROBLEM: CHOICE: CHANGE: SOLVE: QUESTION: Now that's the beginning for the scene. I also say put Abbie Emmons three act structure questions between each point to have great characters to drive the story.

Its too good and im looking for scene breakdowns you just did good but i want more scene breakdowns by marvel films or breakdown story structure videos by you because i saw that capability you have in you✍️🪴🌹 So please do a videos about story structure breakdowns or more scene breakdowns more films