Setting As An Ancillary Character

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from Iyagikkun (Storyteller) · host Gabriel L. Rodriguez

A more in-depth look at what I discussed back in Episode 2 about setting. Setting, in my opinion, can be just as important in your script or story as your main characters and other elements of story. In this episode, I explain why by using some classic examples from film and television as well as one of my own scripts ("Lapse") that won Best Screenplay in the 2018 LA Crime & Horror Festival. This is the last episode of 2019. I look forward to recording more episodes and some new additional things in 2020!

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