I am a composer, but Dan's tips on writing (whether novels, non-fiction, short stories, scripts or music) are immensely valuable for anyone in the creative fields. He's spot on about the comparison between music and writing (at 48:00)
just bought MC and the first one I watched was Dan Brown's. Within 1 hour he completely transformed my villain with advice that came amazingly clear. He gave me a real bulb light moment and for that alone was enough for the entire $$180 class
Dan's "respect the process" (and the reader) teaching approach inspired me to sign up for the MasterClass program... and I'm thoroughly enjoying all my teachers... though Dan Brown will no doubt remain my favorite.
after revealing a next book "secret" Dan says "Is any one actually out there watching to hear this?" Answer : about 682,000 people and counting so far Dan. Great video - thank you so much !!
I love reading books, I've read all genres, many authors but Dan Brown Sir's books are something else.. mind-blowing, epic, masterpiece.. duh, you are great Sir! I really wish to learn from you personally
For writers - he is perfect. I loved Atwood and Bolladacrhi - they are great as well, but he is very structured . Like a real teacher - which he is. Thank you, Dan Brown!!!
Amazing! I’ve watched the first 11min and can’t wait to see the rest tomorrow morning, but now I’m dead tired! Dan Brown really knows the deal! I’m writing my first novel in my first language and I can see it truly is all about sitting on a bed of nails and keep telling yourself “this is very important to me!”. Some days you feel discouraged, some others you hate your writing, but sometimes good words come out and you can look at your page proudly! This virus catastrophe helped me A LOT in finding time and focus! THANK YOU FOR SHARING! I wish I could afford the master class!
Great masterclass. Thanks. I am a huge fan of Dan Brown and I also love writing and my big dream is to get at least 1 book published, but I am struggling to find the time and space. But the tips were very helpful.
This is awesome. On the question of handling the writing of thrillers based on true history- it can be done and when it’s done well, it’s SUCH a treat for historical buffs to read. An example for me is ‘Legacy’ by Susan Kay. It’s about Queen Elizabeth the 1st. If you can find it, I highly recommend it.
I have also really enjoyed Masterclass it is a great investment for learning. There are so many great classes and Dan Brown's writing class is amazing. I highly recommend joining Masterclass.
I have never watched a better video About writing advices👍😅phenomenal Dan Brown with lots of Experience... it was So interesting listening to him with So Many detailed explanations that one watching is not nearly enough🤓
I'll have to read his books, he's kind of funny. I usually am most inspired when I am bored. Used to be a CNA and when I was assigned as a sitter for a patient for a 12 hour shift, there wasn't much to do besides watch the patient and think. Same with long drives, you get into a rhythm and there isn't much to do besides drive and think. I have definitely had some really cool breakthroughs during those times, even if it was a mind numbing process to get to it.
There was a rat. As a kid he grew up sniffing the sauces and the sweet meats wafting up from the five Michelin star restaurant below. The constant heat from the ovens kept him warm as he read the best chefs and memorised their secret recipes. Aw! Nuts. It's one of those stories that's been told before.
I agree with Dan on many points, but for heaven's sake, he came to Sevilla, Spain, my hometown. Now that he's talking about honesty, he totally ruined the description of Seville in "Digital Fortress," with no need to, even for purposes of poetic license. That made me not trust the descriptions he writes of other cities. But, Dan, as you say, "Be honest." I still enjoy your books, but don't give silly reinventions of cities just to make your novels interesting. I read this book after "The Da Vinci Code," and this miscontruction of my city made me lose certain respect. Let's give an example, translating it to an American city, of what he did to mine. Let's take Washington D.C., for example, so that you can see an analogy of how Dan butchered the description of my city. Imagine I write a book where the action happens in D.C. and I say that City Hall is in the Lincoln Memorial. The disco I "mention" is located right next to the White House. And so on. This is especially horrifying when a writer has been in the city he's describing. Again, if a writer wants to use poetic license, yet be truthful, include a page at the end of the book, mentioning all these changes of venue and why you decided to do so. *That* is being honest. Digital Fortress is the only book I've thrown into the waste basket. I love your novels, Dan, but be honest.
I am a composer, but Dan's tips on writing (whether novels, non-fiction, short stories, scripts or music) are immensely valuable for anyone in the creative fields.
He's spot on about the comparison between music and writing (at 48:00)
I want Dan Brown’s house. 😅
so does Blythe
Me also
plot twist: he wrote that green screen he's using and its charming you
HHH
Totally. I like to imagine that living in a house like that would incite me to be in the mood to write all the time. :)
just bought MC and the first one I watched was Dan Brown's. Within 1 hour he completely transformed my villain with advice that came amazingly clear. He gave me a real bulb light moment and for that alone was enough for the entire $$180 class
I love his MasterClass. I keep re-watching it.
I wrote my first fiction book because of his masterclass, and it just got picked up for a TV series. Dan is truly an inspiration.
Congratulations! That is fantastic! Well done!
Dan's "respect the process" (and the reader) teaching approach inspired me to sign up for the MasterClass program... and I'm thoroughly enjoying all my teachers... though Dan Brown will no doubt remain my favorite.
after revealing a next book "secret" Dan says "Is any one actually out there watching to hear this?" Answer : about 682,000 people and counting so far Dan. Great video - thank you so much !!
I love reading books, I've read all genres, many authors but Dan Brown Sir's books are something else.. mind-blowing, epic, masterpiece.. duh, you are great Sir! I really wish to learn from you personally
His books are addictive.
For writers - he is perfect. I loved Atwood and Bolladacrhi - they are great as well, but he is very structured . Like a real teacher - which he is. Thank you, Dan Brown!!!
This is the best of the best in Masterclass. Truly inspiring.
Davis Carter, you are a terrific interviewer. Thank you!
Amazing! I’ve watched the first 11min and can’t wait to see the rest tomorrow morning, but now I’m dead tired! Dan Brown really knows the deal! I’m writing my first novel in my first language and I can see it truly is all about sitting on a bed of nails and keep telling yourself “this is very important to me!”.
Some days you feel discouraged, some others you hate your writing, but sometimes good words come out and you can look at your page proudly!
This virus catastrophe helped me A LOT in finding time and focus!
THANK YOU FOR SHARING! I wish I could afford the master class!
Dan Browns master class is very good. It has given me a lot of insights and ideas to dwell upon
Dan Brown's house looks like a location where you'd come across an important item in one of his books
After watching this interview I think I’m actually in love with Dan Brown! 😍
For those looking for info on whether Dan is writing a new book
9:53 🤩
Thank you!
Write I have just solved my a great plot on seeing and listening this interview....Thanks Dan...a lot..I have again protect my process❤
Great masterclass. Thanks. I am a huge fan of Dan Brown and I also love writing and my big dream is to get at least 1 book published, but I am struggling to find the time and space. But the tips were very helpful.
Good luck with your book!
Such an amazing class! Thank you so much, Dan and Davis!
It's my first time watching Dan brown masterclass, I think it's good...
This is awesome. On the question of handling the writing of thrillers based on true history- it can be done and when it’s done well, it’s SUCH a treat for historical buffs to read. An example for me is ‘Legacy’ by Susan Kay. It’s about Queen Elizabeth the 1st. If you can find it, I highly recommend it.
Simply brilliant🧡 I will
protect the process🔥Thank you‼️
Excellent !! always enjoying listening to Dan Brown and his amazing way to share advices .
It is hilarious how Dan Brown's house is Da Brown
I have also really enjoyed Masterclass it is a great investment for learning. There are so many great classes and Dan Brown's writing class is amazing. I highly recommend joining Masterclass.
dan is an amazing writer ... love you dan from lebanon
Dan Brown’s books are the best, like I literally mean it.
This masterclass is such a gem 💓
@Books with love 🙌
Fascinating! I learned so much! Thank you.
I love Dan's books and reading his arts. Furthermore I found he sounds very nice and generous. I love him more now. Kisses from S.Korea;** 사랑해요 💜
I love Dan's tip about working in cliffhangers - get in late on the scene and leave early. That's great advice, and he makes it sound so easy.
I really enjoy this class. Thank you, Dan!
Which book would you recommend to read
one of the best interview i ever heard.. as good as Jack Ma in a matter of grow by yourself
Thanks You Mr Dan Brown!
Great content. Please do more of this!
Dan Brown is incredible!!
Hi
I have never watched a better video About writing advices👍😅phenomenal Dan Brown with lots of Experience... it was So interesting listening to him with So Many detailed explanations that one watching is not nearly enough🤓
Which book would you recommend to read
I have learned so much, thank you Dan.
I'll have to read his books, he's kind of funny.
I usually am most inspired when I am bored. Used to be a CNA and when I was assigned as a sitter for a patient for a 12 hour shift, there wasn't much to do besides watch the patient and think. Same with long drives, you get into a rhythm and there isn't much to do besides drive and think. I have definitely had some really cool breakthroughs during those times, even if it was a mind numbing process to get to it.
Wonderful session of Dane !
I feel like the girl that he mentioned that came from the previous novel is "Katherine" from the lost symbol
Top-dollar content!
Thank you.
That house is the most Dan Brown looking house I've ever seen.
Incredible interview. I’ve been a member of Masterclass since day one.
Hi
Great Chanel! Great author and great questions!
Great content. Big fan of Dan books.
Does anyone know when the Book Dan is talking about in this vdo comes out?
Thank you sir for the advice
Protect the process.
Really good. Resisting rewriting what you wrote yesterday...great question.
Very good, Dan I love you, I love your Historys...
I also liked the questions… very useful
I’m gonna be thinking about that door all day
Thank you for this interview ♥️♥️♥️
Hi
Thanks for this.
Quality content 👌
There was a rat. As a kid he grew up sniffing the sauces and the sweet meats wafting up from the five Michelin star restaurant below. The constant heat from the ovens kept him warm as he read the best chefs and memorised their secret recipes. Aw! Nuts. It's one of those stories that's been told before.
when he is going to write a new book ??? can any body pleas answer !
I love your books!
9:09 Washers make great white noise machines!
Underrated !
great talk
Great advice!
We are finally getting a crossover with the Robert Langdon series with either Deception Point or Digital Fortress.
This was really cool
Crescendooooo
Clock, crucible, and contract
Ha! spilled the beans, very funny!
Cat start at 46:05
HELLO 👋 💓 I'M THE HOLY GRAIL, I'M NUMBER 4
DAN BROWN ASAP TIJUANA 664 311 3010
I hope it’s Sofie!!! 😍
Thanks for sharing this. I learnt a lot.
Спасибо
Great!
Any one know if he's writing a new novel and roughly when it will be on the shelves??
There is a weird garden behind the hidden door.
كاميراخفيه
you're not sending me anywhere. I sent you somewhere, remember, you've been somewhere after we met. I stayed in France and got some brilliant days.
two types of houses
so Langdon's gonna be in a relationship. well, I bet with Katherine Solomon
👍
After watch netflix a month, broken so many friendship treaty expect to join the chinese community by watching kung fu master want a kingdom.
Robert in a relationship ??? 😳
Catherine Solomon is that women
Why did you choose her?
So much awkward moments.
Stop worrying about shit like that.
I agree with Dan on many points, but for heaven's sake, he came to Sevilla, Spain, my hometown. Now that he's talking about honesty, he totally ruined the description of Seville in "Digital Fortress," with no need to, even for purposes of poetic license. That made me not trust the descriptions he writes of other cities. But, Dan, as you say, "Be honest." I still enjoy your books, but don't give silly reinventions of cities just to make your novels interesting. I read this book after "The Da Vinci Code," and this miscontruction of my city made me lose certain respect. Let's give an example, translating it to an American city, of what he did to mine. Let's take Washington D.C., for example, so that you can see an analogy of how Dan butchered the description of my city. Imagine I write a book where the action happens in D.C. and I say that City Hall is in the Lincoln Memorial. The disco I "mention" is located right next to the White House. And so on. This is especially horrifying when a writer has been in the city he's describing. Again, if a writer wants to use poetic license, yet be truthful, include a page at the end of the book, mentioning all these changes of venue and why you decided to do so. *That* is being honest. Digital Fortress is the only book I've thrown into the waste basket. I love your novels, Dan, but be honest.
Mary Hill كاميرا فيديو على موقع التواصل الاجتماعي فيس بوك في موقع التواصل الاجتماعي تويتر على الانترنت
i never even thought that he miscontructed the city
Write,,
Write a Coronavirus book
Som of satan
Great!