The Craft Behind Cinematic Storytelling

The Craft Behind Cinematic Storytelling, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 48 lectures, based on 111 reviews, and has 6584 subscribers.

You will learn about Printable course notes PDF Lucid video examples for conceptual understanding Learn all the techniques of Storytelling Decode the blueprint in constructing a Story Entirely downloadable for offline use Web resources at the end of the course Elements of storytelling simplified Exercises for practice This course is ideal for individuals who are Film Students or Media/Mass Communication Students or Writing Aspirants or TV Production Students or Studio Interns or Bloggers – for writing effective blogs or Entrepreneurs – for reaching out emotionally to the public or Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories or Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling or This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course. It is particularly useful for Film Students or Media/Mass Communication Students or Writing Aspirants or TV Production Students or Studio Interns or Bloggers – for writing effective blogs or Entrepreneurs – for reaching out emotionally to the public or Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories or Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling or This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

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Summary

Title: The Craft Behind Cinematic Storytelling

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Curriculum Items: 48

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 48

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Printable course notes PDF
Lucid video examples for conceptual understanding
Learn all the techniques of Storytelling
Decode the blueprint in constructing a Story
Entirely downloadable for offline use
Web resources at the end of the course
Elements of storytelling simplified
Exercises for practice

Who Should Attend

Film Students
Media/Mass Communication Students
Writing Aspirants
TV Production Students
Studio Interns
Bloggers – for writing effective blogs
Entrepreneurs – for reaching out emotionally to the public
Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories
Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling
This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

Target Audiences

Film Students
Media/Mass Communication Students
Writing Aspirants
TV Production Students
Studio Interns
Bloggers – for writing effective blogs
Entrepreneurs – for reaching out emotionally to the public
Corporate Managers – for telling "BRAND" stories
Anyone who is in the business of Storytelling
This course is probably not for those who are looking for technical aspects of Cinematic Storytelling like operating the camera, learning editing software etc. That would be dealt in another course.

Humans are wired for stories.

Throughout the ages storytelling has took many forms right from drawings on caves to statuses on Facebook.

Is there any craft behind telling an entertaining story? I would definitely say, yes.

Anyone can imagine, dream and write. But in order to streamline your ideas to tell a compelling story; understanding of the craft is must. It involves lot of craft elements like structure, setting, genre, scene building, character, characterization etc.

As Aristotle wisely said every story or character must have a problem, in order to solve his/her problem he/she needs to find some solution and solve it through action over the course of time. Our course exactly does that.

Enroll now to solve all of your story problems.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Decoding The Story

Lecture 1: What is Story?

Lecture 2: Structure

Lecture 3: Setting

Lecture 4: Setting – PDF -1

Lecture 5: Setting – PDF -2

Lecture 6: Setting – PDF -3

Lecture 7: Setting – PDF – 4

Lecture 8: Act

Lecture 9: Act – PDF – 1

Lecture 10: Act – PDF – 2

Lecture 11: Act – PDF – 3

Lecture 12: Sequences

Lecture 13: Sequences – PDF -1

Lecture 14: Sequences – PDF -2

Lecture 15: Scene / Event

Lecture 16: Scene – PDF – 1

Lecture 17: Beat

Lecture 18: Beat – PDF – 1

Lecture 19: Story Flow Chart – pdf – 1

Lecture 20: Story Flow Chart – pdf – 2

Chapter 3: Genre

Lecture 1: What is Genre?

Lecture 2: Genre – PDF – 1

Lecture 3: Genre – PDF – 2

Lecture 4: Genre – PDF – 3

Lecture 5: Genre – PDF – 4

Lecture 6: Genre – PDF – 5

Chapter 4: Creating a Character

Lecture 1: Characterisation

Lecture 2: Characterisation – PDF – Exercise 1

Lecture 3: Characterisation – PDF – Exercise 2

Lecture 4: Characterisation – PDF – Exercise 3

Lecture 5: Characterisation – PDF – Exercise 4

Lecture 6: Character

Lecture 7: Character – PDF – 1

Lecture 8: Character – PDF – 2

Lecture 9: Character – PDF – 3

Lecture 10: Character – PDF – 4

Lecture 11: Character Revelation

Lecture 12: Character Arc

Lecture 13: Character Arc – PDF – 1

Lecture 14: Character Arc – PDF – 2

Lecture 15: Character Arc – PDF – 3

Lecture 16: Character Arc – PDF – 4

Lecture 17: Structure and Character

Chapter 5: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Chapter 6: Web Resources

Lecture 1: TED TALKS on Storytelling

Lecture 2: On Scene Building

Lecture 3: TOP 13 SITES FOR INDEPENDENT FILMMAKERS

Instructors

Kamal Sucharan Burri
Filmmaker at Newlight Cinemas

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 5 votes
2 stars: 8 votes
3 stars: 20 votes
4 stars: 28 votes
5 stars: 50 votes

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