00:01 "The biggest mistake that beginning storytellers make and it often boils down to not understanding the fundamental elements of what storytelling really is" So simple, yet so profound.
06:10"...create emotional responses in the audience - you want your audience whether they're reading it listening to a song watching a movie whatever it is you want them to be emotionally experiencing the story so i can have a story about someone who wants something badly is having trouble getting it they get it or they don't i can do that but i also have to pay attention to the emotional experience ofthe audiene and that is storytelling..."
I share so many of these posts with my Wriiters/Actors group and ecourage them to subscribe as I have. This one in particular hits a number of points that will resonate with some of the writers in the group.
When do I know when I have a concept I think is worth spending 3 months to write abouttttttt. Thinking practically has somewhat killed my creativity.. 😢
Ask some friends/family. Then just spend a couple days to write 1-10 pages and see how it goes. If you're confident, keep going. If not, go in a different direction. You can always come back to it later.
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00:01
"The biggest mistake that beginning storytellers make and it often boils down to
not understanding the fundamental elements of what storytelling really is"
So simple, yet so profound.
06:10"...create emotional responses in the audience - you want your audience whether they're reading it listening to a song
watching a movie whatever it is you want them to be emotionally experiencing the story so i can have a story about someone who wants something badly is having trouble getting it they get it or they don't i can do that but i also have to pay attention to the emotional experience ofthe audiene and that is storytelling..."
Go Jacob. I watched this before but it didn't sink in. This time around I took notes. Very helpful.
I share so many of these posts with my Wriiters/Actors group and ecourage them to subscribe as I have. This one in particular hits a number of points that will resonate with some of the writers in the group.
Thanks so much for doing that! Glad you (and they) are finding these videos helpful.
some want to make money but if that's the only reason, you won't get that far. I prefer to do it because storytelling is more important.
When do I know when I have a concept I think is worth spending 3 months to write abouttttttt. Thinking practically has somewhat killed my creativity.. 😢
Ask some friends/family.
Then just spend a couple days to write 1-10 pages and see how it goes. If you're confident, keep going. If not, go in a different direction. You can always come back to it later.
Can your target audience be broader, such as: "People who love fantasy adventures?"