Tag: Screenwriting
What is Historical Irony? Definition and Examples for Screenwriters
⌂ OverviewVerbal IronySituational IronyDramatic Irony The future is unwritten — at least that’s what ...
3 Different Types of Irony Every Storyteller Should Know (with Examples)
⌂ OverviewVerbal IronySituational IronyDramatic Irony We encounter irony every day: in our favorite movies, ...
How to Cure Writer’s Block: 23 Proven Ideas that Actually Work
The fact is that almost every writer faces writer’s block at some point in ...
What Are The Stages of Dramatic Irony? Examples for Screenwriters
⌂ OverviewVerbal IronySituational IronyDramatic Irony Dramatic irony requires time to work effectively. And, in ...
What is a MacGuffin? Definition and Examples for Screenwriters
A briefcase full of money. A Persian rug. Important documents. Technically, all of these ...
What is Denouement? Definition and Examples in Movies
Denouement is one of the most important aspects of a script, yet it can ...
What is Socratic Irony? Definition and Examples for Screenwriters
⌂ OverviewVerbal IronySituational IronyDramatic Irony Socratic irony is one of the more manipulative types ...
What is Subtext? How to Use Subtext in Screenwriting
What is subtext? The age-old adage says that subtext is what’s inferred by reading ...
Say What? Fundamental Approaches to Writing ‘Realistic’ Dialogue
Writing dialogue is the best part of writing a screenplay. It’s the part of ...
What is a Trope? Definition and Examples in Movies
What is a trope? How is it different from an idiom or a cliche? ...
