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Genre: Film & Animation
Date of upload: Jun 28, 2019 ^^
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Video Breakdown
Myths:
0:53 Myth 1: Short Films are too short to be meaningful and dramatic
1:07 Myth 2: there isn't enough time to set up the story
1:35 Myth 3: Stunning cinematography, witty dialogue, and cool concepts will create a good short film even if the story isn't good.
2:20 Stutterer
Structure
1. 3:11 Finding an Idea (find a concept)
2. 3:36 Building our main character and what they believe (one character will usually push the story more than anyone else, what does the character want, what do they believe, and what is their conflict)
Build a philosophical conflict
3. 5:52 Building other characters in the story that also have their own problems
4. 7:32 Narrative Structure
5.7:48 Fundamental Elements of Structure
7:56 Story Circle
12:14 Crafting an ending
14:04 Analysis of the film
17:57 important: (no one will care about simple external obstacles they only care about how your characters beliefs come into conflict in the story so now we go to another scene)
20:15 Climax of the film
21:08 Why Stutterer is a great short film
(fantastic short film since it has a strong philosophical conflict good structure and an ending that works perfectly)
NOTES:
a short film needs:
- philosophical dilemmas
- ethical dilemmas
- moral dilemmas
good dramas have characters that
- a character struggling with their own beliefs as they come into contact with the world
One of the biggest important elements of a good drama is that characters action must be challenged characters heading towards what they want or getting what they want should always come at a cost this keeps the conflict heightened
hope this helped!
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I've been trying to write a graphic novel script for about 5 years, together with my brother. It's a hard process especially now that we don't live in the same house anymore and have day jobs and studying that comes first. we were mostly missing the very important middle part of the story, but I really think you flipped a switch in my head thanks to your this video and the one about writing conflict. I guess it finally clicked.
I'm gonna present my ideas to him tomorrow, but no matter what my brother thinks of what I just thought off, at least we now have a conflict that we can adjust until we both like it and an actual plot that we can base it off! Thank you so much!
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@TylerMowery
4 years ago
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