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"Even though I've read all the screenwriting guru books that go deep on story structure, I always felt like I was going into battle armed with a gun, but no one had given me any ammunition.

More often than not, they gave short shrift on how to write the middle of the story... that 50-60% percent of the screenplay traditionally called the Second Act.

The Script.Gallery System opened my eyes and showed me a series powerful steps to take before ever thinking about outlining or writing scenes. Now I truly grasp all the threads that make up the once-dreaded middle. Now I have all the ammunition I'll need to win every confrontation with a blank page."

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"I've written a lot of stories. I've been rejected by agents, publishers, and producers more times than I would like to admit. And you know what else I really didn't want to admit? They probably made the right decision 9 out of 10 times. It turns out that exploring my story ideas on the page, without knowing what they're really about, is a recipe for bloated, confusing stories that fail to set a hook into the subconscious of the reader or watcher.

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It might sound like a lot of mumbo jumbo industry jargon, but by following the step-by-step Script.Gallery writing process, I was able to plan and write scripts for my first season of comics that attracted not one, but two killer artists.

I figure if comic book artists like what I'm writing, especially how the characters overcome problems and how their individual stories link together, so will a paying audience when we launch our finished product."