Do you want your readers to enjoy an engaging scene with a proper arc? The Eight Crafts Scene Structure Analysis analyses your scenes according to the Eight Crafts scene structure. An Eight Crafts scene has the following elements:
- Scene orientation
- Stimulus and stakes
- The POV character’s scene goal
- Progressive involvement and adversity
- External stake flip (aka external turning point)
- POV character’s Response to the External Stake Flip
- Internal stake flip (aka internal turning point)
- POV Insight (the POV character understands adversity)
- POV Crisis (the POV character faces a crisis)
- POV Choice (the POV character makes her choice)
- Climactic action (the POV character acts on her choice)
- Outcome (the outcome of the POV character’s action)
- POV wrap-up (the POV character’s response to the outcome)
Mind: a scene is not a chapter. A chapter comprises multiple scenes. Don’t submit chapters, because that may impede the scene analysis.
Fiction editors charge between $0.02 and $0.049 per word. An average scene has 1,750 words. Assuming a $0.02/word charge, a fiction editor charges at least $35 for analysing a scene. ECHOES analyses your scene structure for just $5 (discounts available).
The Eight Crafts Scene Analysis won’t assess your scene’s prose.
ECHOES stores your writing only temporarily to complete editorial analyses. After a Precision Edit sends you a response via email, it will delete your text. ECHOES is not liable for the loss of text. Always keep a record of the texts you upload to ECHOES!
Learn about scene structure in the Amazon bestseller The Eight Crafts of Writing.
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