Professor Marilyn Horowitz at EIPPY AWARDS EVENT
Be Happy! Writer’s Block Doesn’t Exist
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz Screen Tips Tio Louie
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louie – Screen tip 1
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louie – Screen tip 2
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louie – Screen tip 3
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louie – Screen tip 4
NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louie – Screen tip 5
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NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louis–Screen Tip 7
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NYU Professor Marilyn Horowitz with Tio Louis-Screen Tip 9
Aspects of High Concept Screenwriting
High Concept-Timeless Stories
Your Villain Drives the Story
How To Build A Better Villain
Genre Determines the Type of Villain You Need
How the Hero and Villain are Related
Getting To Know Your Villain
Idea To High Concept
#1 Interview Your Villain
#2 How Does Your Villain Get Dressed?
#3 Your Villain’s House Burns Down
#4 Dinner with Your Villain
#5 Your Villain’s First Memory
#6 Food Shopping with Your Villain
#7 Going to Sleep With Your Villain
#8 Your Villain’s First Kiss
#9 How Does Your Villain Feel About His Parents?
#10-A Food Your Villain Hates
The Perfect Pilot Series
#1 What is the Perfect Pilot?
#2 Find Your Premise
#3 What Kind of Pilot Should You Write?
#4 Find the Pilot Story
#5 Create Your Synopsis
#6 Create Your Beat-by-Beat Outline
#7 Write Act I
#8 Write Act II
#9 Write Act III
#10 Revisions and Polish