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Pre-Writing to Publishing steps

by JUN FELIX FERMO
1

What is your FULL NAME?

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2

Which stage focuses on researching and outlining the story before a single line is written?

3

What is the main goal of the Drafting stage?

4

During which stage do you rewrite scenes to improve flow and structure?

5

What activity is central to the Editing stage?

6

Which step involves formatting, proofreading, and preparing for submission?

7

What is the Publishing stage primarily about?

8

Which stage should you develop character arcs and goals first?

9

Which activity best describes feedback during Revising?

10

How soon should you test ideas in the pre-writing phase?

11

Which sequence correctly orders the stages from start to finish?

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Pre-Writing is the planning phase before writing begins.

Drafting produces a complete script draft to refine later.

Revising focuses on content changes and structure, not line-level edits.

Editing refines the draft’s language, pace, and format.

Editing includes final reading and formatting before publishing.

Publishing is the stage where the script is presented to industry contacts.

Character goals and arcs are planned during Pre-Writing.

Feedback in Revising centers on narrative coherence and structure.

Pre-Writing uses outlines to validate ideas before drafting.

The logical flow starts with planning, then drafting, revising, editing, and publishing.

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