Writing High Concept Conflict (WildWorks)

Mastering conflict is the simplest way to help focus your story and ensure it has a satisfying end.

Created by: Leonardo Wild
Writer - Director - Screenwriter

What Will I Learn?

• There is no Story without Conflict: this course will teach you how and why.
• Of all the Story Elements, Conflict is the simplest and fastest to learn.
• Learn About the 9 Types of Conflict. Not 8, not 10, but 9.
• Create satisfying endings to your Story: unsatisfying endings do not resolve the Central Story Conflict
• Focus and hone your Story through Conflict, Applicable to Novels, Screenplays, and Non-Fiction.
• Learn how, when and why to use Outer vs. Inner Conflict, depending on the type of scene.
• Learn all about Conflict Resolution.
• And so much more!

Requirements

• You must be serious about writing and taking the time to write.
• Though not designed for short script writers and TV commercial writers, knowing about the 9 Types of Conflict an
• You need a pen and paper, or somewhere to write.
• For the busy ones, set aside 15 to 25 minutes per day to cover each lesson.
• Have read books or watched films ... or be ready to read or watch: this is a workshop on Story Craft.
• To make the most of your writing career, be willing to get some of the suggested books on writing. NOTE: The instructor does not have any commercial benefit or kick-back from any of the books listed.

Target audience

• Writers who are just starting of, and professional writers alike.
• Editors and literary agents who want to hone their Story Analysis skills.