Every single session you do Tyler is another 'Eureka!' moment in my head. Thank you and all the team of TOP for your hard work, it's really helping people like us.
I sincerely hope channels like this help inspire the next generation of great writers and directors. The film industry needs a clean slate and the big suit production companies need to step aside.
Actually the code that is on the raptors skin are DnA code so I think it might mean something different. More of irony but it still gets the point across.
If you do it correctly then sure. That happens in transcendant Horror stories like Frankenstein, where the Monster becomes the hero and the original hero (the scientist) becomes the monster/opponent. Its Hard to do but is in itself a good idea :)
I like the scene at the beginning of the tour where they pull up to the dilophosaurus area and it doesn’t show up. Its one of the first signals of the chaos of nature vs man’s futile attempt at order / control. When the dilophosaurus does show up later, it’s to foil a very elaborate human plan.
I can't create these ideas, I have an original concept for a story as aesthetics and setting, I also don't want it to be one sided like other works out there, but I can't create simple "conflict concepts" for the characters. Do I really need to learn it? Can I have a exercise to just create generic character philosophies and combos or will I never be able to write a story?
Hi Tyler, I had a question about receiving feedback/help from Top Development. I am currently working on a script for a comic/graphic novel rather than a screenplay, would this still be something that you or members of Top Development could help with? Thank you for all the content you have provided on creating stories, it has been extremely helpful.
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The computer codes on the Velociraptor are also the letters that make up DNA.
Fight Club.
Tyler Durden says, "use soap."
Write Club.
Tyler Mowery says, "use philosophical conflict."
Every single session you do Tyler is another 'Eureka!' moment in my head. Thank you and all the team of TOP for your hard work, it's really helping people like us.
I sincerely hope channels like this help inspire the next generation of great writers and directors. The film industry needs a clean slate and the big suit production companies need to step aside.
Creating concepts is easy. Creating high concepts aren't always easy, but when you do, you know it.
Enlighten me😇 how does one create high concepts
@brownboi5139 Read a lot, stories, news stories, talking to.people, taking movies and putting a spin on them, two movies you love
Im not sure that works for me but thanks man
@brownboi5139 How else you going to learn create high concepts? They don't just come out of thin air. You gotta work at to create high concepts.
@@XxSEETH3RxXit’s like in music, they say that songs are just modified copies of other songs
Great video!
Thanks for this! It helps with keeping stories streamlined and focused!
Actually the code that is on the raptors skin are DnA code so I think it might mean something different. More of irony but it still gets the point across.
Thanks for this. It really helps plot out the story in a logical manner.
Is it good idea to change protagonist in the middle of the show?
If you do it correctly then sure. That happens in transcendant Horror stories like Frankenstein, where the Monster becomes the hero and the original hero (the scientist) becomes the monster/opponent. Its Hard to do but is in itself a good idea :)
I like the scene at the beginning of the tour where they pull up to the dilophosaurus area and it doesn’t show up. Its one of the first signals of the chaos of nature vs man’s futile attempt at order / control. When the dilophosaurus does show up later, it’s to foil a very elaborate human plan.
Another great lesson, Tyler. Thanks.
Thank you so much! It's such clear and useful explanation of this thing!
Great content… thanks a lot
Do these same rules apply for television?
Yes, Westworld
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That ain't computer code but GENETIC code: adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), and thymine (T), the components of DNA :)
Fascinating! Ty ty
Cool but you got his point right?
the computer code is dino DNA my guy
I can't create these ideas, I have an original concept for a story as aesthetics and setting, I also don't want it to be one sided like other works out there, but I can't create simple "conflict concepts" for the characters. Do I really need to learn it? Can I have a exercise to just create generic character philosophies and combos or will I never be able to write a story?
Coming up with the good concept is the most important part....once you have it the story will just fall into place. (I hope anyway)
Hi Tyler, I had a question about receiving feedback/help from Top Development.
I am currently working on a script for a comic/graphic novel rather than a screenplay, would this still be something that you or members of Top Development could help with?
Thank you for all the content you have provided on creating stories, it has been extremely helpful.
The book is very detailed with the scientific breakdowns though.
i dont think its computer codes i m pretty sure its dna
These are DNA genetic codes, not really computer codes.