don't just go for the standard car chase or love scene. Build your set pieces on what's original to your story.
http://letsschmooze.blogspot.com/2008/11/set-pieces-sell-scripts.html
Douglas J. Eboch's definition of a “set piece” is:
“the big, audience pleasing scenes that deliver on the genre elements of the movie.” In a successful comedy they’re the scenes that have you clutching your sides with laughter. In a good action movie they’re the scenes that put you on the edge of your seat holding your breath. In a horror movie they’re the scenes that make you cover your eyes in terror. In a romance they’re the scenes that have you reaching for your loved one’s hand.He recommends 5-10 set pieces per movie.
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