Generate More Story Ideas without the Stress: Proven Methods & Why They Work, Part III of III

Generate More Story Ideas without the Stress: Proven Methods & Why They Work, Part II of III

Writers need ideas to write. We explored this concept in the first blog of this series. The final two blogs contain methods to generate ideas.

Your brain needs encouragement to forge connections and form ideas. You can do this by tapping into different methods that foster ideas and imagination. Some ideas come from what you surround yourself with and how you feed your imagination. Others arrive only with a bit of encouragement.

How to Write a Treatment for Scripts and Screenplays

How to Write a Treatment for Scripts and Screenplays

A treatment is a summary of your script or screenplay idea. They are used for a variety of purposes, but mostly to pitch an idea and approach for a film or video. Writers typically use treatments for corporate work, influencer scripts, YouTubers, documentary films, short runs, and other quick pitches. They are the fastest way to convey your idea for visual or audio formats.

Story Problems: Four Major Issues Writers Face, Part III of III

Story Problems: Four Major Issues Writers Face, Part I of III

Identifying and avoiding story-related issues in your writing that weaken the experience and characters. While the following list is not exhaustive, it does reflect some of the most glaring issues facing stories today. Ignore them at your peril. Three are character based and the final issue affects every aspect of story. This is part one of a three-part series. More to come.