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Storytelling II by Michael Rosenblum

Narration

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A look at narration in storytellng.

Making a Plan

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How to plan your shoot around the story.

Making a Plan Exercise

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In this exercise we figure out what kind of story you are going to tell.

A Blueprint You Can Use Everytime

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How to craft a compelling story.

NOT Writing for Broadcast

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How to tell a story as opposed to writing for broadcast.

Not Writing For Broadcast Exercise

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In this exercise we practice how to not write for broadcast.

This is Storytelling

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The difference between writing for the screen and storytelling.

Take the Story Where it Wants to Go

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A look at following through with the set up of your story.

Fluffy May Die

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How to heighten viewer interest.

Fluffy Must Die Exercise

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In this exercise we take a look at how to craft your five shots into a…

A Roadmap to Storytelling

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A look at planning your story.

Storytelling NOT Scriptwriting

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A look at storytelling vs. scriptwriting.

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jenniferkouyou
10:24 am Sunday
Apr 1, 2012

Thanks, I can do this. I am a little worried about telling stories where the burning question is really not burning. I am thinking that I will have to think a little longer, or put myself in my subjects shoes and understand some of the problems they think they have to come up with a question and answer. I can see how I will get better with this once I start and with more practice.

jenniferkouyou
10:22 am Sunday
Apr 1, 2012

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