The Storyteller’s Guide To Better Videos
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The Storyteller’s Guide To Better Videos
My favorite story about a story…
My favorite story about a story… Baby carriage for sale, never used.
Storytelling is a powerful tool. With it, you can turn this…
Into these…
Film is a powerful medium that combines the qualities of all other forms of communication into a singular experience. It can be at once heard, read and seen. All of its techniques
can be understood as the creation, definition and manipulation of a single unique element for the storyteller:
TIME
Film can condense time, expand time, repeat time, capture time, stop time and fool time. The one thing it can’t do is escape it. Every
decision you make as a storyteller in film comes down to this:
What you are going to do with your audience’s time?
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say. 3. The ending is a great place to start.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say. 3. The ending is a great place to start. 4. Choose the privileged view.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say. 3. The ending is a great place to start. 4. Choose the privileged view. 5. A face is a great location.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say. 3. The ending is a great place to start. 4. Choose the privileged view. 5. A face is a great location. 6. B-Roll is a four letter word.
Filmmaking 101: Rules of engagement for storytelling.
1. Know your audience. 2. Choose one thing to say. 3. The ending is a great place to start. 4. Choose the privileged view. 5. A face is a great location. 6. B-Roll is a four letter word. 7. Will it get watched twice?
Storytelling principals in action:
The Timeline.
Storytelling principals in action:
A story for every budget.
The Storyteller’s Guide To Better Videos
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