Course Content
Settling In
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Welcome to the Course
03:12
Exercise: YOUR aim in taking this course
Who can benefit from this course
02:17
Exercise: Which genres do you cultivate?
Methodology of the course
06:53
Exercise: What Kind of Storyteller Are You?
What Kind of Storyteller Are You?
02:33
Elements of Story
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What Is a Story
08:43
Which part of ‘story’ do you think matters?
Story Observations
05:38
A simple – but tough – question
How to Start a Story
07:18
What is YOUR ‘What If?..
How to Finish a Story
05:48
Exercise: What’s your Lodestar?
How to Create Characters
05:49
Exercise: let’s create some characters for your story
The Quest
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Heroes and The Nature of Heroism
14:14
The (Vulnerable) Hero’s (Inner) Journey
06:05
A Quest Worth Having
The Four Horsemen of The Story
04:11
What’s your Story ABOUT?
02:52
Setting
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Worldbuilding, Setting and Story
21:49
How to use Mazlow
06:52
Voice and Perspective
06:34
30,000 Feet to Zero..and Back Again
05:09
The Devil is in the Detail
06:47
Characters and Progression in Story
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Getting Dialogue and Action to Work Together
09:55
Heroes, Villains and Plot Twists – a Live Insert
04:09
Workflows and Tools
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Storytelling Tools Overview
Bonus Resources
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50 Story Starters to Spark Your Writing
The Story Course

Key Takeaways

  • Course Objectives — The course aims to stimulate and motivate storytellers by providing insights and resources for constructing and crafting stories.
  • Storytelling Challenges — It's easy to get trapped in details and lose sight of the overall story, which is crucial for engaging the audience.
  • Strategic Storytelling — Taking a strategic approach to storytelling is essential to avoid getting stuck and to create a story that truly works.
  • Course Benefits — The course provides specific insights, tips, and examples of good storytelling, as well as things to avoid, to help storytellers improve their craft.
  • Course Structure — The course is designed as a resource that can be revisited and explored in any order, with clearly identified sections for easy reference.
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Key Takeaways

  • Course Objectives — The course aims to stimulate and motivate storytellers by providing insights and resources for constructing and crafting stories.
  • Storytelling Challenges — It's easy to get trapped in details and lose sight of the overall story, which is crucial for engaging the audience.
  • Strategic Storytelling — Taking a strategic approach to storytelling is essential to avoid getting stuck and to create a story that truly works.
  • Course Benefits — The course provides specific insights, tips, and examples of good storytelling, as well as things to avoid, to help storytellers improve their craft.
  • Course Structure — The course is designed as a resource that can be revisited and explored in any order, with clearly identified sections for easy reference.
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