Part 4: Satisfied but Wanting More
In part four we will explore strategies to wrap up our story. We will seek to not only end our screenplay but to leave the reader/audience satisfied while at the same time leaving them with many new questions, and wanting to re explore or re watch the film. This section attempts to show the difference between major plot holes and allowing the audience to want to understand the story deeper causing a desire to go back and look at the story multiple times. We will touch on sub-plot, layering, and hidden in plain sight story telling. We will have a recap of the course and encourage a mindfulness of the importance of intrigue and ensure that our story does a great job of giving closure, tying up loose ends, while still creating questions.

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James Lyons studied Screenwriting and Digital Television production at Grand Canyon University and studied at C.O.C.C., as well as continued education through master classes and mentor-ships. James is community driven and looking to get people in the local area excited to start their own journey's in writing and film making. His experience varies from small indie films and working with some of the pros from the larger studios in various capacities. His screenwriting program is focused on getting writers from struggling to start writing to finishing their first screenplay, or polish those who have been working in the field for some time.


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