Jacinto Gaspar Week Three Discussion by Jacinto Gaspar

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Cliffhangers keep viewers coming back

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TV writing is more episodic

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Stories are told over multiple seasons

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TV has more time for character development.

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Writers’ rooms mean TV writing is collaborative

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Films are usually written by fewer writers

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TV requires story arcs across episodes

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Films focus on a single, contained arc.

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TV characters often evolve slowly.

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Film characters often change within 2 hours.

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TV uses “A, B, C” storylines in one episode.

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Films usually focus on one main storyline.

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TV allows for world-building over time

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Films need fast world-building.

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TV pilots must hook the audience quickly.

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Films rely on big openings and climaxes

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TV writers adapt to network/studio notes weekly.

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TV shows rely on recurring themes.

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Feature films often rely on a three-act structure