I was pretty overwhelmed when I finished writing my most recent screenplay. It is an Action/sci-fic genre with a spectacular story. What was exciting about this new love is the acceptance it has gained already. I pitched the story to friends and family, guess what? They found it unbelievable how I pulled that off... wow! The suspense in the plots, the intrigues that flowed from scene to scene, the standout characters, the spectacular ending, etc The chills I grow in my thought is that, what actually makes everyone wants to see that your story on the big screen? What makes that great story? What is the charm/catch? plshare..TIA
Screenwriting : What really makes a great screenplay? by Jerry Doubles
What really makes a great screenplay?
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Audiences have to be able to picture themselves in the story, walking in the protagonist's shoes. If not, they won't buy a ticket. Catch words are "relate-able" and "accessible," which typically translate to the movie being "marketable."