Glad I stumbled on this video today💕 I’ve always wondered how people used Scrivener to plot. I’ve only ever stuck with my main scene cards in my manuscript for plot notes and ideas for scenes. Thank you for showing me a completely different way to organize my ideas digitally!
Love the way you organise your cork board and overlap the rest … sounds like a very good plan. Having trouble following the desktop version on Mac as I only have Scrivener on my ipad…no other device.
I really appreciated you showing your process here! I have been working on my sci-fantasy series but kept struggling to clarify the plot structure. I love starting out analog, and your methods are inspiring. Thank you for sharing your work! Also, I just bought your book, thanks to this channel! :)
You're so cool like thank for sharing us your tips and tricks ill be watching more of your videos, so yeah thank you again an dhave a great dayyyyyy!!!!! ;)
Maybe this is a dumb question, but how do you add color to your stripes in the binder. That color coding will be extremely helpful! I use scrivener, but I did not know you could do this!
Oh def not a dumb question! Someone else showed me this, too! That is the designated color of the label I've assigned. So first you'll need to right click on the section you want to label and assign the label (they'll have an associated color). Then to get it to display, you go to the menu at the top to control the display. Click on: View --> Use Label Color In --> Binder. And huzzah! It should should show straight away. Hope that helps!
@@JessicaLynnMedina I’m excited for your next video! I’ve always been a writer but I’ve taken the longest break and you really inspired me to get back into it :) thank you so so much!!
Hello Jessica ! Thanks a lot for this video ! This will be extremely helpful when I'll start to work on my series Book 2. I already wrote the 1st book, I'm currently a stand alone novel before going back to my fantasy series but I feel like I need to get all the plots points and characters arc straight for the remaining story that I intend to write, so I'm open to any method XD As you said that it's the book 3 of your series, I'm interested to hear your thought about planning a series of books. Did you have a clear idea of your book 3 even when you started the first one ? how did you manage to deal with the surprises or the directions that you first books took that I may not have planned before hand ? I'm sorry if my questions are confused, I'm still struggling on my own XD Anyway, I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel !
Such a good question! I knew when writing #1 that I wanted this to be a trilogy so I sort of had that in mind when weaving plot. I make sure that the general outline for my books is malleable enough to account for those surprises you talk about, but I do know the theme and where they all need to end. That way I can work with structure, but also be open to going where the story takes me, if that makes sense. I blend that plotter and pantster life.
Glad I stumbled on this video today💕 I’ve always wondered how people used Scrivener to plot. I’ve only ever stuck with my main scene cards in my manuscript for plot notes and ideas for scenes. Thank you for showing me a completely different way to organize my ideas digitally!
I've NEVER seen "7-point" together with "Cards" being "Woven"...and tracking the Manuscript to the Synopsis like that !!!
Brilliant, Well Done !
Love the way you organise your cork board and overlap the rest … sounds like a very good plan. Having trouble following the desktop version on Mac as I only have Scrivener on my ipad…no other device.
Your videos have truly helped me. Thank you for your content.🙏🏽 I’m an instant fan!! 🥳🥰
Very very helpful videos. Love your concise way of describing what you do and how you do it. Thank you for sharing!
With you it really seems easy - a sensation hard to earn in writing. And you're a total sweetheart! Thank you so much! :)
I really appreciated you showing your process here! I have been working on my sci-fantasy series but kept struggling to clarify the plot structure. I love starting out analog, and your methods are inspiring. Thank you for sharing your work! Also, I just bought your book, thanks to this channel! :)
I'm so happy you found my process helpful for your own - and thanks for the support! 💕
this is so incredibly helpful thank you for sharing!!
You're so cool like thank for sharing us your tips and tricks ill be watching more of your videos, so yeah thank you again an dhave a great dayyyyyy!!!!! ;)
Maybe this is a dumb question, but how do you add color to your stripes in the binder. That color coding will be extremely helpful! I use scrivener, but I did not know you could do this!
Oh def not a dumb question! Someone else showed me this, too! That is the designated color of the label I've assigned. So first you'll need to right click on the section you want to label and assign the label (they'll have an associated color). Then to get it to display, you go to the menu at the top to control the display. Click on: View --> Use Label Color In --> Binder.
And huzzah! It should should show straight away. Hope that helps!
@@JessicaLynnMedina thank you so much!!
Thank you for your videos Jessica :) !
Thank you for your comment! I'm so glad you like them 😊
@@JessicaLynnMedina I’m excited for your next video! I’ve always been a writer but I’ve taken the longest break and you really inspired me to get back into it :) thank you so so much!!
I would really like to see you working solely on the ipad, as I do not have a computer, so the IOS version information is only relevant to me.
Hello Jessica ! Thanks a lot for this video ! This will be extremely helpful when I'll start to work on my series Book 2.
I already wrote the 1st book, I'm currently a stand alone novel before going back to my fantasy series but I feel like I need to get all the plots points and characters arc straight for the remaining story that I intend to write, so I'm open to any method XD
As you said that it's the book 3 of your series, I'm interested to hear your thought about planning a series of books. Did you have a clear idea of your book 3 even when you started the first one ? how did you manage to deal with the surprises or the directions that you first books took that I may not have planned before hand ?
I'm sorry if my questions are confused, I'm still struggling on my own XD
Anyway, I'm glad I stumbled upon your channel !
Such a good question! I knew when writing #1 that I wanted this to be a trilogy so I sort of had that in mind when weaving plot. I make sure that the general outline for my books is malleable enough to account for those surprises you talk about, but I do know the theme and where they all need to end. That way I can work with structure, but also be open to going where the story takes me, if that makes sense. I blend that plotter and pantster life.
Treat middle book like the middle of book, add drama, suspense and mystery - like old fashion movie shaorts like Batman, etc.
Could you make a template for people to use maybe? 🤍
Your wish has been heard, loud and clear! Recent video up with template available and how to use: ruclips.net/video/vrFs3hxZZMU/видео.html