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Water Wars Scene Outlines

Water Wars Scene Outlines

Technically, I will be working on any of my scriptwriting projects today. After all, I will return to work at eleven PM WDC time, which is ten PM central time for me. This means I will have two hours to work on my Water Wars scriptwriting project before the end of today.

Of course, that’s only the beginning. I have six more hours to work on this project before the end of my shift this evening and overnight tomorrow morning. Hopefully, I will get quite a few paragraphs written on this project’s Part One Scene Outline for the Movie Introduction.

It has been five days since I worked on this project. I may be wrong, but I left off with starting Act One of this Scene Outline. If that’s true, hopefully, I will be finishing it today. After all, I only have twenty-five numeric scenes and a few Establishing Shots to end Act One.

When I write these Scene Outlines for the first four episodes of my Water Wars television series, it will probably be only the two Establishing Shots that begin each Act. The Movie Introduction is a little different, especially for Part One. Part Two isn’t much better, though.

There were three extra Establishing Shots in the Teaser Act of Part One. The two that began this Teaser Act and the three that Chaad used to introduce the rest of the main cast for my Water Wars scriptwriting project. Now that the Teaser Act has been written, it should only be two extra.

Now that Chaad, Suuri, Hoolle, and Reen are away from their Confinement Location, I will need two more Establishing Shots for the following five Acts in Part One. The time of sunrise (day) or sunset (night) will differ, but they will also be the same, only in other time periods.

Speaking of sunrises (days) and sunsets (nights), they won’t be mentioned in the Scene Outlines Establishing Shots. They will be when I start writing the scripts for these Parts and Episodes. I don’t have enough lineage to put them in my Scene Outlines.

My Establishing Shots are only three lines long. That isn’t enough lineage to include a time period for each storyline or group of storylines. These Establishing Shots will be five lines long. I shouldn’t have any problems establishing these time periods when I start writing my scripts.

I don’t know how many paragraphs I will write later this evening and overnight tomorrow morning. Still, I hope it will be twenty-five numeric scenes and however many Establishing Shots I need to finish writing Act One. It should be about twenty-nine paragraphs overall for each Act right now.