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The Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers

Offered By: Film Courage via YouTube

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Dive into a comprehensive interview with Christopher Vogler, renowned author and story consultant, as he explores the mythic structure in storytelling. Learn about the impact of myths and fairy tales on modern narratives, discover eight common character archetypes, and understand the twelve stages of the hero's journey. Gain insights on leveraging the hero's journey to develop characters, writing impactful death scenes, and using symbolism to enhance your stories. Explore Vogler's perspectives on American cinema, the nature of artistic suffering, and why the uniqueness of a story matters less than its execution. This in-depth discussion offers valuable knowledge for writers, filmmakers, and storytelling enthusiasts looking to master the art of narrative structure and character development.

Syllabus

- Impact Of Myths And Fairy Tales On Modern Stories
- 8 Common Character Types Writers Should Know
- 12 Stages Of The Hero's Journey
- How The Hero's Journey Helps Writers With Their Characters
- The Hero's Journey Is Not A Formula
- How To Write A Character's Death
- The Big Problem With American Movies
- How Writers Can Use Symbols To Improve Their Stories
- You Don't Have To Suffer To Be An Artist But You Should Understand This
- This Is Why It Doesn't Matter If Every Story Has Been Told


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