Let's cover the subject of screenwriting by Aristotle's Poetics and by Syd Field’s Screenplay. According to Aristotle, tragedy is something that has a beginning, middle and end. In his book, Syd Field divides the film into three acts, the beginning, the confrontation and the resolution. The acts are separated by turning points. Although Syd Field did not originally develop the idea of three acts, the popularity of his book has made that structure the most frequently used. Playwrights and screenwriters before Aristotle's Poetics and Syd Field's Screenplay have managed to work successfully without these doctrines. Their methods have been more about the realization of their…