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	Writing Great Endings
	Comedy Writing for Screenplays
	Create High Concept Ideas
	Revealing Subtext
	Great Screenwriting Series Seducing Actors: Writing Characters and Dialogue Actors love Dramatic Devices: Building Fascinating Scenes Write With Boldness: Creating Anticipation, Expectation and Compelling Description
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	Career Strategies for Screenwriters
	The Mystery of Subtext
	The Hollywood Game
	The Blatant Truth About Screenwriting
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Take a moment and rate your skill level 1 to 5 in the six components of screenwriting. Do it this way:
1 = Lots of difficulty 2 = Understand the component, but not real good at it. 3 = Can use the component with competence and creativity. 4 = Excellent at the component. 5 = Academy Award Level
1. Setting	Your Rating
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3. Action/Situation	Your Rating
4. Dialogue	Your Rating
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6. Plot/Structure	Your Rating

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