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The Worksheets

One per lesson, plus two from the Scribble Worksheets library. Type into them, come back later and they’re still there, print them when you want them on the desk.

// HOW THEY WORK

Fill them in here, or print them blank

Every field saves to your own browser as you type, under a key specific to that worksheet. There is no account, no email, and nothing is uploaded — which also means the answers live on one machine, in one browser, so print or save a PDF if you need them anywhere else.

Treat what’s stored here as a working draft, not an archive. Browsers clear this kind of storage on their own — Safari wipes it after roughly a week without a visit to the site, and clearing your history or working in a private window takes it straight away. Anything you want to still have next month should be printed or saved as a PDF.

Most of these are meant to be run more than once. The Scene Audit is one pass per scene. The Shot and Coverage Plan is one pass per moment that matters. Print a blank copy for each, or fill it in, print it, then clear it and go again.

// ONE PER LESSON

The course worksheets

Each one turns a lesson’s checklist into something you actually fill in, in the order the course teaches it.

  1. 01

    LESSON 01 · 15 FIELDS

    Write Your Emo Q

    One sentence, two halves, and the audit that tells you whether the rest of the project is pointing at it.

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  2. 02

    LESSON 02 · 15 FIELDS

    The First 30 Seconds

    Plan the hook: what you plant, what you refuse to answer, and the reveals that buy the audience’s patience.

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  3. 03

    LESSON 03 · 15 FIELDS

    Scene Audit: Write the Wants

    One pass per scene. If you cannot fill this in cleanly, the scene is not earning its place.

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  4. 04

    LESSON 04 · 35 FIELDS

    Pick Your Container

    Choose the recipe that matches your length, beat it out, then decide whether you are running a Mystery Box or a Magic Show.

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  5. 05

    LESSON 05 · 16 FIELDS

    Shot and Coverage Plan

    Plan one moment by the feeling you want, not the coverage you owe.

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  6. 06

    LESSON 06 · 14 FIELDS

    Cut for Feeling

    Find the cut point by where the feeling lands, then check rhythm, juxtaposition, sound, and music against it.

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  7. 07

    LESSON 07 · 16 FIELDS

    The Alignment Audit

    The capstone diagnostic. Watch it through, find the drift, decide what gets realigned and what gets removed.

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// FROM THE SCRIBBLE WORKSHEETS LIBRARY

Two that serve the whole course

These two are deeper than any single lesson needs, and useful on any project, in any format. Run them when a character or a location has to carry real weight.

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    SCRIBBLE WORKSHEETS LIBRARY · 52 FIELDS

    Character Development Questions

    The full character interrogation from the Scribble Worksheets library. Run it on anyone who has to carry a scene.

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    SCRIBBLE WORKSHEETS LIBRARY · 56 FIELDS

    Location Development Questions

    Build locations that apply pressure, hide information, and force choices, rather than backdrops that hold dialogue.

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