Using Subheadings for Continuous Action
by T. J. Alex
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One of the most important uses of Subheadings is allowing the writer to dispense with recurring and redundant Master Scene Headings when writing scenes that involve Continuous Action.
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One of the most important uses of Subheadings is allowing the writer to dispense with recurring and redundant Master Scene Headings when writing scenes that involve Continuous Action.
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