You'll have everything you need to start writing if you have this. A scene outline and writing pages. Writing rough pages one scene at a time. The three m's. Know how everything happens.
Most movies fall apart in second act.
If second act is an entertaining argument between two people, then you have probably created a movie. The progression of their relationship is key. Gordon suggested labeling the mindsets of the characters for your story to evolve and to write a character driven story if you are writing a first script. Stephen A. Unger, Partner and Managing Director, Worldwide Entertainment Practice, Spencer Stuart hosted this session focusing on the career paths of the panelists and the mindset one needs to pursue a career in the entertainment business. The Executive Search business has evolved over the last ten years as large non-entertainment companies have entered the business.