The 3 elements of a Superhero are:
1) The hero of your tale must have a special power — even if it’s just a mission to be great or do good.
2) The hero must be opposed by a nemesis of equal or greater force, who is the “self-made” version of the hero.
3) There must be a curse for the hero that he either surmounts or succumbs to as the price for who he is.
Ghostbusters Beat Sheet Analysis
See how the original Ghostbusters hits the Save the Cat! story beats!
Rustin Beat Sheet Analysis
See how the Oscar-nominated film "Rustin" hits the 15 Save the Cat! story beats.
Scarface (1983) Beat Sheet Analysis
See how Scarface, written by Oliver Stone, hits the 15 Save the Cat! story beats.
The Woman King Beat Sheet Analysis
See how The Woman King hits Blake Snyder’s 15 story beats!
Everything Everywhere All at Once Beat Sheet Analysis
See how Everything Everywhere All at Once hits Blake Snyder’s 15 story beats.
First Blood Beat Sheet Analysis
See the 15 Blake Snyder story beats of the Sylvester Stallone classic.
High Noon Beat Sheet
See how the film classic 'High Noon,' starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly, hits Blake Snyder's story beats in this Save the Cat!® beat sheet, and understand why the film is in the Blake Snyder genre Superhero.
Beat Sheet for “The Office” Episode You Haven’t Seen
Watch this unaired episode of "The Office" and then read its beat sheet.
Iron Man Beat Sheet
Marvel Studios' films always hit the beats. That's why their stories resonate.
