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How To Write A Short Film: Part 6 - Hooking Your Audience
How a short opens, written for the reality that a programmer or a scrolling viewer decides early. Part six covers the difference between a hook that poses a question and one that merely withholds information.
D4Darious · 10 min · Intermediate · SCR · Screenwriting · 2015
What you take away
- Open on the situation already in motion rather than on the setup that explains it.
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