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Fictionary StoryCoach Certification

1 Introduction to Fictionary StoryCoach Certification

A Personal Message From Kristina (0:34)
Welcome: READ FIRST
StoryCoach Tutorial: Introduction to Certification (7:13)
Improving the Way Editors Work With Writers
Story Coaching
What is a Fictionary StoryCoach
What is Fictionary StoryCoach Video (1:51)
StoryCoach Feedback to Your Client
How to Use StoryCoach
StoryCoach Tutorial: Using StoryCoach (1:12)
StoryCoach Demo (7:14)
How You Will be Evaluated
StoryCoach End-to-End Process

2. Why Scene-by-Scene Editing Works

Scene-by-Scene Editing
StoryCoach Tutorial: Scene-by-Scene Editing (1:45)
Starting a New Scene
StoryCoach Tutorial: Starting a New Scene (3:07)

3. A New Way to Edit

StoryCoach Tutorial: Editing Flow (2:09)
Before You Begin Editing
Where to Begin Editing
StoryCoach Tutorial: Why Update the Cast (1:55)
Meet the Cast of Characters
StoryCoach Tutorial: The Cast Of Characters (1:16)
StoryCoach Tutorial: The Overview Page (3:37)
See the Story Structure
Chapters & Scenes Structure (25:57)
Read the Scene
After Reading the Scene
The First and Last Scene
How to Deliver a Great Summary Letter
Sample Summary Letter (High Quality Story)
Product for Your Client
Sample Introductory Letter to Client
StoryCoach Tutorial: Sample Scene Edit (10:25)
StoryCoach Tutorial: Client Account Overview (2:04)
Quiz: A New Way To Edit

4. The 38 Fictionary Story Elements

Fictionary Story Elements

5. Basic Character Story Elements

Ten Character Story Elements
Characters Per Scene
StoryCoach Tutorial: Characters Per Scene (0:52)
Point of View
StoryCoach Tutorial: POV Characters (1:52)
POV Character Goal
StoryCoach Tutorial: POV Character Goal (4:22)
Quiz: Basic Character Elements

6. Basic Plot Story Elements

Plot Versus Structure Versus Story
Scene Name
StoryCoach Tutorial: Scene Name (2:32)
Story Arc
StoryCoach Tutorial: Updating the Story Arc (0:54)
Purpose of a Scene
Scene Opening Type
Scene Closing Type
StoryCoach Tutorial: Opening & Closing Types (3:26)
Scene Anchored
StoryCoach Tutorial: Scene Anchored (2:04)
Scene Entry Hook
StoryCoach Tutorial: Scene Entry Hook (2:00)
Scene Exit Hook
StoryCoach Tutorial: Scene Exit Hook (2:34)
Quiz: Basic Plot Elements

7. Basic Setting Story Elements

Location
StoryCoach Tutorial: Location (5:09)
Scene Timing
StoryCoach Tutorial:Scene Timing (0:46)
Objects
Senses
StoryCoach Tutorial: Emotional Impact of Setting (5:24)
Quiz: Basic Setting Elements

8. Advanced Character Elements

POV Goal Internal
StoryCoach Tutorial: POV Goal Internal (3:57)
Goal Related to Plot
StoryCoach Tutorial: Goal Related to Plot (2:57)
What if Goal Fails?
Impact on POV Character
Impact on Protagonist
POV Knowledge Gained
Characters in Motion
Quiz: Advanced Character Elements

9. Advanced Plot Elements

Tension
StoryCoach Tutorial: Tension (4:31)
Conflict
StoryCoach Tutorial: Conflict (2:55)
Revelation
StoryCoach Tutorial: Revelation (2:51)
Backstory
StoryCoach Tutorial: Backstory (2:30)
Flashbacks
StoryCoach Tutorial: Flashbacks (3:23)
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Scene Climax
Action / Sequel
Reader Knowledge Gained

10. Advanced Setting Elements

Location Split
Weather

11. StoryCoach Insights

Story Arc Insight
StoryCoach Tutorial: Update the Story Arc Lecture (0:54)
Word Count Per Scene (0:19)
Scenes Per Character
Characters per Scene Insight
POV Characters Insight

Sales Collateral for StoryCoach Clients

Sample Summary Letter to Share With Potential Clients
Fictionary StoryCoach Editing Sample

Resources

Manuscript to Edit: Look the Other Way
Recommended Further Reading
Sample Summary Letter 1 (Word format)
Sample Introductory letter to Client (Word format)
Character Elements Cheat Sheet
Plot Elements Cheat Sheet
Location Elements Cheat Sheet

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