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Here’s the quickest storytelling tip we’ve ever found. It comes from the creators of ‘South Park,’ Trey Parker and Matt Stone have a method Trey uses when he’s stuck on his weekly scripts.
Take the beats of the story—which are basically the beats of your outline . And when the words “and then” come between those beats, you’re basically…Read More
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I just learned a neat word that describes a lot of the dystopian, post-apocalyptic, young adult fiction that’s been coming out over the past decade at least. The word is, “Cli-Fi”, meaning, climate fiction and it’s coming out of young adults because our young people are finally being told the truth about what we’ve done to our planet and what the…Read More
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Here’s the quickest storytelling tip we’ve ever found. It comes from the creators of ‘South Park,’ Trey Parker and Matt Stone have a method Trey uses when he’s stuck on his weekly scripts.
Take the beats of the story—which are basically the beats of your outline . And when the words “and then” come between those beats, you’re basically you’ve go…Read More