1. Identify and demonstrate an advanced understanding of the methods of feature screenplay analysis and translate knowledge into new context.

 2. Summarize, describe, interpret, and discuss writers work for feature screenplays.

 3. Advanced application to combine, and integrate knowledge in the form of written evaluation of material (script coverage) for feature screenplays.

 4. Read, analyze, and compare several writers¿ works for feature screenplays at the advanced level.

 5. Critically evaluate and assess material in order to recommend or pass on the project for feature screenplays.

 6. Communicate feature screenplay analysis, questions, and observations to others within framework of writers meetings at the advanced level.

 I. Full Coverage Format

 a. Writing the top sheet log line.

 b. Writing the synopsis

 c. Writing story comments

 

 II. Narrative Analysis I

 a. Three Act Structure/Act Breaks

 b. Plot Points

 c. Character, Protagonist and Antagonist/ Bone structure

 d. Objective

 e. Opening

 

 III. Narrative Analysis II

 a. Theme

 b. Dialogue

 c. The Scene

 d. Sequences

 e. Inciting incident

 

 IV. Narrative Analysis III

 a. Premise

 b. Genre

 c. Dialogue

 d. Conflict/Obstacles

 e. Exposition

 

 V. Narrative Analysis IV

 a. Visuals

 b. Dramatic scene

 c. Preparation and Aftermath

 d. Dramatic Irony

 e. Planting and Payoff

 

 VI. Narrative Analysis V

 a. Elements of the Future and Advertising

 b. Activity and Action

 c. Main Tension, Culmination, and Resolution

 d. Plausibility