Best way to start a movie

[Master Teacher]

I've been working on my script in a non-linear fashion, because I can't figure out how i wanted to start it so I want some feedback from some consumers

shyt is a sci-fi action epic, I was thinking of starting off with a huge action scene, or would it be better to let it things build up first.

 

[Trust Me]

I've been working on my script in a non-linear fashion, because I can't figure out how i wanted to start it so I want some feedback from some consumers

shyt is a sci-fi action epic, I was thinking of starting off with a huge action scene, or would it be better to let it things build up first.

I'm not no Oliver Stone breh .. but we might need a bit more info na'mean?

 

[StatUS]

Just copy everything Blade Runner did

 

[Master Teacher]

I'm not no Oliver Stone breh .. but we might need a bit more info na'mean?

let me clarify. I've been writing scenes out of order, just as ideas come to my head, but I'm trying to decide on how to the beginning should go.

I was leaning towards a grand action sequence to break it in, then I said maybe I should introduce the main character's first and let the plot build into the first action sequence.

 

[Fillerguy]

let me clarify. I've been writing scenes out of order, just as ideas come to my head, but I'm trying to decide on how to the beginning should go.

I was leaning towards a grand action sequence to break it in, then I said maybe I should introduce the main character's first and let the plot build into the first action sequence.

Beginning Tropes - Television Tropes & Idioms

If you dont mind some redshirt characters dying off, go the Mission Impossible route.

 

[Silkk]

Bad Ass Dime Piece Doing Something/Anything

 

[BlvdBrawler]

Main character dying (or appearing to die) followed by "2 weeks earlier..." then lead into your story.

I always love those shyts.