Making a Script Work as a Complete Story

Writing Craft
2002
Featuring Richard Walter

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

A strong script works as a unified whole. Richard Walter offers an inside look at what Hollywood expects from professional screenwriters, breaking down structure, character, and story cohesion. This session focuses on refining scripts so every element supports the core narrative and meets real industry standards.

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