What can we learn from Christopher Vogler's learnings and exploration of the power of storytelling?

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2012
  • This video is conversation between Patti Sanchez and Christopher Vogler, author of the books, "The Writers Journey" and "Memo from the Story Dept." They are talking about the art of storytelling, the journey of a story analyst, and the impact and importance of stories in human lives. The talk also delved into the influence of Joseph Campbell's work on modern storytelling.
    Topics
    Christopher Vogler's journey into storytelling and story analysis
    --Vogler shared his journey from being a farm boy to becoming a story analyst in Hollywood.
    --He talked about his time in the Air Force where he made documentary films.
    --He discussed his academic journey at the University of Southern California, where he learned about story analysis.
    Influence of Joseph Campbell's work on Vogler's career
    --Vogler spoke about how Campbell's work on world mythology influenced his thinking and storytelling.
    --He shared how Campbell's work provided him with a framework to analyze and understand stories.
    Understanding and analyzing a good story
    --Vogler discussed how a good story impacts the human body and emotions.
    --He emphasized the importance of stories being able to stimulate physical reactions and emotions.
    Key learnings
    --Stories should be able to stimulate physical reactions and emotions in the audience.
    --Stories should provide a metaphor for the audience's own lives, as people tend to connect with stories that they can relate to.
    --The work of Joseph Campbell provides a useful framework for understanding and analyzing stories.
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