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🪭 Inneresting #261 - Do you know your audience?
How can a story show it has a strong, personal understanding of its audience? Should a story start from there, or find its way?
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How can a story show it has a strong, personal understanding of its audience? Should a story start from there, or find its way?
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Sometimes we use science to talk about craft, like when a study about conversations can teach something about dialogue.
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We're talking about the Garbage Can Model and how a description of chaotic organizations can help writers think about their minds and their craft.
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What does dramatizing real events do that can't be done with a documentary or the primary sources?
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Tone is a conscious point-of-view communicated by the writer. But are we talking about style or vibes?
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Aesop would never.
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When there's no way to win, what's there to do?
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Why did we program these artificial life forms to feel stress?
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Solve for all values of (x)
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In the Summer a livelier sound design pumps from speakers 'round the room; In the Summer an audience's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of BOOM KA-POW DINOSAUR NOISES DINOSAUR NOISES SPAAAAAaaaaaCE SHIP. – Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Locksley Hall 16 (presented by eMagine) We're here today for
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Don't worry, if you don't know which of these types of writer you are (or maybe you think you're more than one), no plot device is going to sort you against your will.
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Heretic (written by Scott Beck & Bryan Woods) is a chamber horror film where two Mormon missionaries, Sister Barnes and Sister Paxton, are welcomed into the home of the inquisitive Mr. Reed to talk about religion. What they don’t realize is that they’re in for more of a