Overview:
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 5/10 (Depends on your knowledge of movies)
- Offline: 42 (1000)
- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: 8 hours (Depends largely on how lucky you are in getting "Scholar")
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: Many (Short/Long rounds)
- Number of missable achievements: None!
- Glitched achievements: None!
- Do cheat codes disable achievements?: No Cheats
- Does difficulty affect achievements?: No, this game is just based on your knowledge of movies.

The difficulty of the achievements in Scene It? LCA, depends on how good your knowledge of movies is, however there is a almost complete guide to almost every question which can be found here. With the help of this and IMDB you shouldn't have a great deal of trouble getting all the achievements.

Introduction:
To obtain the full 1000 in Scene It? LCA, you will have to play quite a lot of short or long rounds. You will also need either another buzzer (comes bundled with the game) or another controller as there are three achievements which require multiplayer games (which can only be done locally). There are no cheats for this game, however you can pause the game at any time to check answers from the internet.

Step 1: Multiplayer short game
A good place to start is to make a multiplayer game, (with 2 or more buzzers turned on) and play a short game and just leave the other buzzers and answer the questions with your controller. This way you will unlock all the multiplayer achievements and if you used the guides linked above, get a handful of achievements for getting various scores and playing a short game.

Step 2: Long game
Play a long game, this can now be done on your own as you unlocked all the multiplayer achievements in the previous step in a short game. Continue using the guide's method in the "introduction" section and you will get all the achievements for certain scores in a long game and will also receive "Associate Producer" and "Producer", these are for answering 30 and 60 questions in a row correctly, if you come to a question where you cannot find the answer, this is not an issue, as long as you don't make an attempt to answer the question, it will not effect your streak.

Step 3: Mop Up
Now that you have all your short/long game achievements it is up to you for which type of game you play, however I recommend playing long games as less movie clip rounds are involved and you therefore have a greater chance of getting questions involved for achievements. At this point you should just need the achievements for answering questions about certain genres of films, the only one of these which is problematic is the "Scholar" achievement which requires you to answer 3 questions about Documentary films, unfortunately there are only approximately 6 questions out of the whole 1800 in the game.

Conclusion:
With all that done, you should have all the achievements. If not then refer to a previous step. Just remember to refer to guides when trying to answer questions right and you'll have no issues.

x360a would like to thank [M]ike for this Road Map