Did anyone show up? Did anyone share some new pages? I know Mikaela is planning on sharing some soon.

…though sadly I won’t be there long because I’m battling a flu

TLDR: If you don't know your ending, you don't know your story. A great ending is both inevitable and unexpected. https://youtu.be/SpBGiZnaf90?si=ecwbVv5gZzJkjRm5

Now that I'm back from my birthday in the tropics, it's about time I exposed my soft white underbelly. He's the first 10 pages of The Legend of Dragonfield. You can read it or listen to a dramatization. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ev25Ku0fMDOv7F86uqYVT5w-61YeVp9w/view?usp=drive_link

I listened to an interview on Film Courage (if memory serves) and they were discussing pitch decks. I think it is worth considering these questions as you write your story to clarify your vision. Below is a template I derived from the interview. Pitch Concept What is it about? Log Line Context (Anything about the author they need to know.) Why me to tell this story? Why this film? Why now? Character Who are we following and why? Why this character? Why now? Why invest in this character’s story? What is their emotional need and want? Where does the arc take them? What is the conflict that drives the story?