How to Analyze a Narrative with Dramatica
from Narrative First: where story is always king Hosted by James R. Hull
In this episode not only do we cover how to successfully analyze a story with Dramatica, but we also look into four different kinds of scenes found in the psycho-technological thriller Ex Machina. And as a special bonus feature, Dramatica co-creator Chris Huntley offers his insights into how to successfully build a storyform. Remember, you can always Ask Us a Question we answer everything, or Leave a Voicemail click the microphone button and leave a message after the beep. Show Notes & Links Ex Machina analysis This is the updated, correct analysis! Rogue One trailer Join me in watching this way too many times. Storymind Dramatica co-creator Melanie Anne Phillip's blog The Fractal Nature of the Storymind the difference between a single mind and a collective mind Using Dramatica to Assess Read World Narratives Great article on using Dramatica to predict human behavior The Essence of Dramatic Tension a deeply held conviction meets the quest to achieve a goal Dramatica Users Group analysis of Ex Machina Two hours of story structure goodness Upcoming Dramatica Users Group analysis of Spotlight The Oscar winner goes under the microscope The Four Modalities of Scene Construction Everything you ever wanted to know about TKAD, PRCO, SRCA, and PASS but were too afraid to ask The Varied Scene Illustrations of Ex Machina Four different ways of illustrating scenes in this fantastic film Narrative First theme by Alex Hull. Hear more on his Soundcloud, Operation Solace
Embed this episode
What this episode covers
In this episode not only do we cover how to successfully analyze a story with Dramatica, but we also look into four different kinds of scenes found in the psycho-technological thriller *Ex Machina*.
No transcript yet.