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Clothes Make the Girl: WORKING GIRL

Clothes Make the Girl: WORKING GIRL

Articles for Novelists, Articles for Screenwriters, Love Stories, Story Mastery Articles, Writing StyleBy Michael HaugeOctober 20, 20145 Comments

Brief, vivid descriptions of the characters and settings in your screenplay, novel or presentation create a vivid movie in the mind of your reader or audience.

LOVE STORIES: The 4 Rules of Romantic Triangles

LOVE STORIES: The 4 Rules of Romantic Triangles

Articles for Novelists, Articles for Screenwriters, Love Stories, Story Mastery ArticlesBy Michael HaugeOctober 8, 2014Leave a comment

When the hero or heroine of your love story or romantic comedy is choosing between two lovers, you must be careful not to lose sympathy for your hero.

Arenas and Finish Lines: AVATAR and THE HURT LOCKER

Arenas and Finish Lines: AVATAR and THE HURT LOCKER

Articles for Marketers, Articles for Novelists, Articles for Public Speakers, Articles for Screenwriters, Movie Analysis, Story Mastery Articles, Story StructureBy Michael HaugeOctober 7, 20145 Comments

I find it fascinating that Avatar and The Hurt Locker – the two movies that duked it out for the 2009 Best Picture Oscar® – have so many common plot elements.

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