How to Write a Synopsis for a Movie | Original Whiplash Synopsis Example | Script Reader Pro

A movie is based on a screenplay, but that screenplay is based on a story. And a story in its purest form can be found in a movie synopsis.

In the video, we'll teach you how to write a synopsis for a movie either as an essential part of your selling strategy, or as a story tool to help craft the story of your script.

Here’s what’s coming up:
• The different uses of film synopsis (selling vs. brainstorming)
• The Fundamentals: formatting, word count, key elements
• Original Whiplash Synopsis Example

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DOWNLOAD ORIGINAL WHIPLASH SYNOPSIS HERE
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Over to You:
• Practice! Try crafting a synopsis for your favorite films.
• Take it further. Write a synopsis for your own screenplay.
• What do you think of our methods outlined in this video?

Let us know in the comments section below the video.
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