Notes From a Festival Programmer: I have No Idea What This Dude Wants, Or Why Am I Still Watching?
I’m very much a proponent of three act structure. Not so much in one has to strictly adhere to it, as much I strongly believe when the writer and the director understand the strengths of it, the more powerful I believe a story can become.
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