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Continuing the Sticky Note Plot series, David explains the purpose and use of Key Scenes and how they work in story generation and character development. List of Key Scenes in each Act: Act 1: World As […]Door Plotcasters

Episode 3: Sticky Note Plotting Process (Part B) The Sticky Note Plot is a craft process for creating a story structure with character, setting, and action. In this podcast, David explains the importance of: Vivid settings […]Door Plotcasters