Scriptri 0.6: Manuscript Evidence & Scene Writing | Session 06
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Scriptri 0.6: Manuscript Evidence & Scene Writing | Session 06
3 просмотра · 10 дн. назад
Scriptri
3 просмотра · 10 дн. назад
A family barbecue, some awkward teasing, and a conversation Henry wasn’t expecting. In Session 06, I continue writing After the Choirs Fell Silent, my science fantasy story, in Scriptri 0.6.
We finish the Celestial Guard’s Day scene, giving Henry time with Lauren’s father, bringing both families together for dinner, and leaving Henry with plenty to think about when Lauren invites him to lunch. Then we begin Lunch at 42nd Bistro, where he promptly overanalyzes everything.
Along the way, I cover Scriptri 0.6, demonstrate the Tracked Passage / Manuscript Evidence workflow, create characters and locations, tag entities, update aliases, and fill in location history. I also discuss upcoming changes to Locations and Timeline.
Audio note: This session uses voiceover recorded after the writing footage, rather than live commentary.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro & voiceover explanation
01:40 Scriptri 0.6 overview
07:02 Tracked Passage / Manuscript Evidence workflow
13:13 Starting the writing & fixing the earlier window layout
15:28 Creating supporting characters
16:17 Tagging entities
16:55 A football interruption
18:04 Henry helps with the BBQ
18:41 Creating Biodome 62
19:37 Upcoming Locations & Timeline changes
20:22 Writing Henry at the grill
22:42 Henry & Larry: recklessness, gratitude, and trust
24:37 Writing the family dinner
25:59 Henry’s mom asks about the investigation
26:35 Referencing the glossary
27:38 Family history: Daniel & Adam
28:16 Family teasing turns toward Henry & Lauren
29:11 Doing dishes & an invitation to lunch
31:36 Starting Lunch at 42nd Bistro
32:19 Lauren arrives; Henry overthinks
33:43 Creating 42nd Bistro & 42nd Plaza
34:17 Entity tagging & family aliases
35:13 Updating locations & creating a location event
36:10 Backfilling Henry’s earlier locations
36:55 Wrap-up
How do you approach quieter scenes between the big events in your story? Let me know in the comments.
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