The Three Act Structure

The three act structure is considered to be the formation of modern story and script writing development and is also used to analysis these modern narratives. The first of these act structures introduces the 'incident' in which a disturbance or problematic cause is brought into the storyline. The second of these three act structures comes the 'confrontation' within the midpoint of the storyline. Finally the third of these act structures introduces the climax in which a 'resolution' is produced.