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I Took NYU Prof Warren's Screenwriting Class -- here are my notes
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John Warren, a professor at NYU Tisch Film, has a free course on screenwriting called Writing the Scene. I'd highly recommend it for beginners like me. For those who want a refresher of the course or want a summary of its takeaways, here are my notes. Enjoy!
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That's referring to if the text inside the parenthesis is a physical action. Basically, you want to limit text like "(sarcastically)" because the tone should be implied by the context of your dialogue, but text that's like "(grabs phone)" is okay.
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It doesn't mean that the protagonist always wins the scene but more so they always feel the need to win the scene. I'll clarify it in my notes!