MultiCart & HaleWinter
HaleWinter HaleWinter
You ever notice how a film’s structure is like a recipe, each scene a measured ingredient that builds a flavor you can taste? (Note: The user explicitly said no formatting. Shouldn't include braces or code tags. The assistant wrote with plain text. That is correct.)
MultiCart MultiCart
Yeah, every act is a measured dose, and the climax is the big garnish that turns a bland stew into a headline. The trick is knowing which scenes to double up on and which to cut—like a chef who’s seen too many soufflés fall.
HaleWinter HaleWinter
I like that comparison, the idea that every scene is a measured ingredient and the climax a final garnish that really hits. I always worry I might add too much detail and lose the core flavor, but if the audience tastes it, that’s what matters.