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Oct 10, 2017 57 min

The Right Way to Use Dramatica

from Narrative First: where story is always king Hosted by James R. Hull

Roll back to the original terminology in order to gain more objectivity in your analysis and writing. That's the best way I know how to supercharge your understanding of Dramatica. In this episode, I cover my push for Dramatica 1.0 and answer emails about the Universe and The Prestige. If you're struggling to grok the theory, start here. Deliberate Storytelling is a practice whereby the Author creates with intent and purpose. Collaborate with a story expert today and start down the path towards finally writing and finishing your story. Show Notes & Links Children of Time amazing book and winner of the 2016 Arthur C. Clarke award Atypical fantastic narrative series on Netflix the impact of autism on the family unit The Fugitive: Applying Jim's Lesson Universally blog post by Dramatica aficionado Mike Lucas The Throughlines of The Prestige quick visual analysis of the film's major throughline perspectives How to Use Dramatica the Right Way: Part One first in a two-part series on leveling up your understanding of this complex and sophisticated theory of story Narrative First theme by Alex Hull. Hear more on his Soundcloud, Operation Solace

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