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Obstacle Vs Dilemma - Screenwriting MUST KNOW and how to use them.

When faced with challenges, it's common to hear people use the terms "obstacle" and "dilemma" interchangeably. However, there is a fundamental difference between the two. An obstacle refers to something that is standing in the way of achieving a particular goal. It could be a physical object, a circumstance, or a mental block. Obstacles can be overcome with persistence, problem-solving skills, and creativity. On the other hand, a dilemma is a situation where one is forced to choose between two or more undesirable options. Unlike obstacles, dilemmas cannot be easily solved with sheer willpower. Instead, they require careful consideration of one's values, priorities, and long-term goals. For example, imagine you are planning to buy a new car. If your budget is limited, finding a car that fits your needs and is within your price range could be an obstacle. However, if you are torn between buying a fuel-efficient car and a more luxurious model, that's a dilemma. Understanding the difference between obstacles and dilemmas can help you approach challenges with more clarity and focus. While obstacles require problem-solving skills, dilemmas call for a deeper understanding of your values and priorities. By recognizing which challenges fall into each category, you can develop more effective strategies for overcoming them. Books on writing (including free books) can be found here: https://www.amazon.com/Craig-Griffith... There are a number of articles as well as more on the topic of this video at: http://griffithscreative.com.au If you want to reach out you can comment on this video or make contact via the contact form at griffiths creative. Thanks for watching this video. Suggested resources Writing software: writerduet https://www.writerduet.com To hear your screenplay Read through https://www.readthrough.com podcast Scriptnotes Draft-Zero