This course on storytelling aims to teach students how to write compelling fight scenes, utilize visual motifs in film, understand character archetypes, explore the concept of the Fourth Wall, create TV show pilots and characters, and analyze directing styles of renowned filmmakers like Steven Spielberg and Alfonso Cuaron. Students will also learn about narrative structures such as the Dan Harmon Story Circle and circular filmmaking. The course employs a combination of theoretical explanations, practical examples, and case studies from popular movies and TV shows. It is designed for aspiring writers, filmmakers, and anyone interested in enhancing their storytelling skills in the realm of visual media.
Overview
Syllabus
How to Write Fight Scenes like John Wick #johnwick #screenwriting #filmmaking.
Visual Motifs in Film: The Silence of the Lambs and Americana (Definition & Examples).
Character Archetypes in Movies Ep1: How to Write a DYNAMIC Leader [Character Traits & Development].
What is the Fourth Wall? The Best Examples of Breaking the Fourth Wall #breakthefourthwall.
How to Write a TV Show Pilot Script That Sells — TV Writing & Development Course: Ep3.
How to Create A TV Character and Develop Their Arc.
How to Write a TV Show Treatment (with Examples) — TV Writing & Development: Ep1.
Steven Spielberg Directing Style Explained [Point of Thought].
Dan Harmon Story Circle: 8 Proven Steps to Better Stories.
How to Write Like The Coen Brothers.
Character Archetypes in Movies Ep2: How to Write a Supporting Friend [Character Development].
Movie Sex Scenes and Intimacy — Are You Doing it Right?.
How the Coen Brothers Shoot Insert Shots (Insert Shot Examples from The Big Lebowski).
How Alfonso Cuaron Motivates Camera Movements — "Car Chase" Long Take (Children of Men).
Circular Filmmaking — The Shape of Christopher Nolan’s Films.
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