Concept is your powerful idea that catches attention. Not every movie has to be a “high concept,” but it has to consist of a great story.
In this video, Scott defines what a concept really means to help you understand your movie before you even write “FADE IN”.
Here’s what’s coming up:
• Knowing your concept: the hook, audience, and “trailer moments”.
• The “secret ingredient” to concepts – connecting your characters.
• Real movie and TV examples to learn from.
Over to You:
• Ask yourself, is my concept powerful enough?
• What do you think of Scott’s methods outlined in this video?
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