
A Is for Action: Tips for Writing Amazing Action Scenes
S Is for Story
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Narrated by:
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Jeana Rich
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By:
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Dan Alatorre
About this listen
Every new author (and a lot of veteran authors) have the same problem when it comes to action scenes. They have this idea for a big battle scene or car chase - but most don't know where to start! I'll show you.
We'll lay out classic actions scenes, like a car crash or a massive medieval sword clash between armies, and see how they are done. We will analyze the writing style you use in action scenes that isn't utilized anywhere else in your story.
Car chase or medieval battle, we can create a process to follow. While every action scene is different, many have similar foundations. Learn how to write amazing action scenes and take your stories to new heights!
©2018 Dan Alatorre (P)2018 Dan Alatorre
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