The first act, the setting, the situation, the characters,
and their relationships are introduced. At some point – maybe the end of the
first act - a conflict arises.
In the second act, there are plot points and twists that
cause a climax at the end of the second act. The climax is where the highest
moment of excitement occurs, or the moment where the protagonist or the
antagonist’s fate changes for better or for worse.
In the third act, there is the resolution, and the falling
action or the denouement occurs.
There are no unanswered questions.
6th
Period:
Work on the Five Minute Sitcom
The first act, the setting, the situation, the characters,
and their relationships are introduced. At some point – maybe the end of the
first act - a conflict arises.
In the second act, there are plot points and twists that
cause a climax at the end of the second act. The climax is where the highest
moment of excitement occurs, or the moment where the protagonist or the
antagonist’s fate changes for better or for worse.
In the third act, there is the resolution, and the falling
action or the denouement occurs.
There are no unanswered questions.
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