Three Act Structure

1. Your act needs to be clearly labeled and identified. In this section, you’ll need to write a brief description of the characters (as you’ve decided to imagine them or as they are if they already exist) and the world they live in (again, imagined or existent). Also, you’ll need to create and label an “inciting incident” and “turning point,”. 2. Create and label your second act as discussed in the audio lecture. Your act needs to be clearly labeled and identified. In this section, you’ll create and label your confrontation, giving at least a paragraph describing that confrontation. You’ll also create and label two “minor details,” or things that happen as the characters you’ve created deal with the confrontation. 3. Create and label your third act. Your act needs to be clearly labeled and identified. In this section, you’ll write a least a paragraph describing how the the story you’ve created throughout your first two acts ends.