Obligatory scenes by genre

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Always in well off areas What happens in their day to day lives Filming techniques - High key lighting when things are good, low key lighting when things go wrong, the lighting matches the mood of the characters. And, when coupled with your genre’s conventions, will give the reader the experience they’re looking for.

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Sometimes those promises are made by the genre we've chosen (such as a crime story, a love story, or a myth story) and sometimes they're made by a character's journey (such as a character searching for the lost city of Atlantis).

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It could be a discovery, or it could be a revelation. Many movies would be much better if tightened and edited to remove the obligatory scene or scenes.

. Obligatory scenes are the key events, decisions, and discoveries that move the protagonist along on his or her journey.

It’s the old marketing technique of give the audience.

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01 Конёк горбунок 1947. The protagonist faces an opportunity or challenge to be selfless.

The Key Scenes of the Morality Genre are: #1.

The list above is a category: romance, mystery, superhero, buddy flick, etc. .

The obligatory scenes come in to play with the "Content" genres, which describe the type of plot.

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Low fantasy is not really defined by plot (or by extension, obligatory scenes) but by the fact that the story world will have some element of magic or the supernatural. It’s basically Taken if the bad guys poked two bears with a particular set of skills instead of just one.

. Settings - Somewhere romantic at some point, for example a beach, park or restaurant.

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Robert McKee calls these supra-genres that arise from "settings, performance styles, and filmmaking techniques.

The first key scene in a morality story is a scene in which the protagonist faces an opportunity or challenge to be selfless. .

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In New York City, a case of mistaken identity turns a bored married couple's attempt at a glamorous and romantic evening into something more thrilling and dangerous. . .

Episode 90: How to use obligatory scenes to guide your writing. .

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The protagonist faces an opportunity or challenge to be selfless. They also give details on obligatory scenes and conventions for specific genres, such as the thriller, love story, war story, crime story, and more. The protagonist faces an opportunity or challenge to be selfless.

Low fantasy is not really defined by plot (or by extension, obligatory scenes) but by the fact that the story world will have some element of magic or the supernatural.

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The protagonist faces an opportunity or challenge to be selfless. .

So, something happens and the protagonist has to make an active choice to be selfish or altruistic.

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