Your lesson covers the material. Nothing in it changes how the learner sees the problem.
The book’s design rule is direct: if nothing changes, it is not a scene. Without a shift, the lesson informs and moves on.
What it does
The Five-Part Sequence Builder takes the book’s five beats: the hook, rising action, the shift, application and the closing frame. Each field opens with an example prompt. It scores every beat out of 10, maps the five as a path, and tells you when an answer never touches what its beat is for.
Design rule: every lesson changes something. A scene without change is a description. A lesson without change is a lecture.
The Cinematic Curriculum Method, Appendix §6, The Anatomy of a Cinematic Lesson
What you’ll do
Write each of the five beats for one lesson: the real hook, the real shift, the real task.
Press «Build my sequence».
Work through the three moves and build again.
What you get. A sequence-strength score out of 100 with a verdict, the five beats mapped as a path, what the analysis noticed in your own words, and three priority moves. The report downloads as a one-page PDF.
Before and after
BeforeAs it opens: five beats, each with its own question.AfterThe app’s own worked example, run: a score of 84, «A true scene», and the five beats mapped as a path.
Watch it work
1 / 6Open The Five-Part Sequence Builder. Five beats, each with its own question.
How to use it
Open The Five-Part Sequence Builder from My tools.
Under «The Five Beats», answer the question for each of the five beats. Watch the word count and the flags under each answer. «Load Worked Example» shows a finished set.
Press «Build my sequence».
Read the score, the verdict, the path and what the analysis noticed.
Work through the three priority moves, strengthen the weakest answers and run it again.