Here's a great way to burn the full-scat method into your brain to really learn it, which is the way I really learned it bit by bit. And that is to pick out your favorite movies or your favorite books, even legends and myths work for this and watch them with all of these points in mind. Look for the inciting incident. Look for the narrative device. See how the inciting incident feeds into the climax or how hero and villain work in conjunction with the theme and with the climax when they clash and come to a final resolution. But watch Chinatown, watch the Godfather. Read Moby Dick, read Huckleberry Finn, read The Sun Also Rises and look for all of these things as they come through. That's what I should do. When I found, if I was working on a western or something like that or a detective story, in other words, the genre, I would just go to the new art of the Arrow Theatre or wherever it was here in LA and just watch detective story after detective story, looking for the conventions and looking for all of these things. It's a great way to burn this into your brain and really make it useful.