Category: Scrivener
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Scrivener + Story Grid Part 3: Collections and KeyWords
Learn how to use collections and keywords in scrivener to track your subplots, characters, and unique themes.
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Scrivener + Story Grid – Part 2: Magic Metadata
Scrivener meets The Story Grid, how to merge two great tools to make the best writing experience. This post covers mastering how to use your metadata in the most efficient way.
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Scrivener + Story Grid – Part 1: The Set Up
Want to learn how to merge the fantastic writer’s tool Scrivener with the awesome Editing Methodology The Story Grid? This is the post for you!
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Showrunners 005: Killing Eve S1 E3
Episode 3 of Killing Eve, the beginning of the Middle Build, Does the Story work? Let’s find out! the Story Grid Knows!!
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6 Core Questions – Mac&Win
Scrivener meets Story Grid: tracking the Editor’s 6 Core Questions in the Binder as well as Campbell and Vogler’s Hero’s Journey.
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Story Grid Spreadsheet – Mac
Using Scrivener software and the Story Grid methodology to make a Story Grid Excel Spreadsheet.
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5 Commandments – Mac
Tracking your Story Grid 5 Commandments for each scene, developing your story by tracking your progressive complications in each scene and ensuring that you are raising the stakes.
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Metadata Function – Mac
How to use Scrivener Metadata function to track the Story Grid spreadsheet items.
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5 Commandments – Win
Let’s start with the 5 commandments, the core of every Story Grid scene. On the windows version of Scrivener, you could put them in a couple places.
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Importing Files into Scrivener – Mac and Win
If you have some manuscripts that are still in Word or a TXT file then there is a very easy way to transfer them into Scrivener and organize them into individual chapters. If you have them in another format that you can copy, the second part of this article is dedicated to transferring these documents…