Aspects of Consideration

Our Services

Script Development

This service provides you with a

detailed process of how to go

about writing your screenplay

with scene-by-scene breakdowns,

plot outlines and theme

considerations. Great for

however far along you are in the

first draft process.

£50

Script Editing

This service provides notes and

considerations on already written

screenplays to cut out the

unnecessary fat, polishing your

script to a finalised stage. We will

also format your script to the

correct form by the industry

writing standard with FinalDraft.

£2 per page

Storyboarding

This service is slightly more

specialised. With a completed

script of at least a first draft, we

can storyboard chosen scenes

and design concept artworks for

a poster or production set. The

work will be outsourced to Culver

Design Studios, a close partner

Email us to find out more.

£3 per frame

Click on each aspect to find out more

Concept

The bottom line of storytelling is to entertain an audience. First and foremost, Idea Is King. In business terms, writing a script is about selling packaged emotions, and the best sellers are ones of universal themes.

Theme

Story brings an audience into the theatre, theme makes it worthwhile. It is the reason your story exists, without it, your story has little significance. It is by far the most complex aspect to grasp, but there is more than one way to find it.

Character

Without characters, there is no story. They are the story. Connecting with a character emotionally is what a writer should focus to do at the best of their level.

Story

At its core, a story is simply about a character with a problem. All stories have three elements - conflict, struggle and resolution. Drama comes from conflict, its why all the focus on storytelling is always on conflict.

Structure

Story is what happens, structure is the way the story is told. It is your plot of scenes. Keep in mind the worst offence you can commit as a writer is boredom.