Posts tagged story structure

• 04 Feb

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  Wesley's Weekly WriteHow: 3-Act Structure

   So here we are at another week, where you send in your questions and scripts (at the Mogulville writeHow thread) and I answer them. I want to try to make this as easy as possible so we're going to be moving ahead slowly, starting with the simplest topics first, and then progressing into more and m

• 12 Apr

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  Ira Glass on Storytelling Pt. 3

  Ira Glass, host of the Radio and Television show, "This American Life", held a series of discussion on Current.com talking about the creative process, and storytelling, and I found these pretty interesting and thought that it is definitely something that Moguler community as a whole could benefit fr

• 04 Apr

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  Ira Glass on Storytelling Pt. 2

  Ira Glass, host of the Radio and Television show, "This American Life", held a series of discussion on Current.com talking about the creative process, and storytelling, and I found these pretty interesting and thought that it is definitely something that Moguler community as a whole could benefit fr

• 10 Mar

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  Ira Glass on Storytelling Pt. 1

  Ira Glass, host of the Radio and Television show, "This American Life", held a series of discussion on Current.com talking about the creative process, and storytelling, and I found these pretty interesting and thought that it is definitely something that Moguler community as a whole could benefit fr

• 01 Sep

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  Acceptable.TV Tutorials: Basic Story Structure

  You might have seen Acceptable.TV, when VH1 briefly featured it last year, unfortunately cancelling it long before it's time. The idea of the show was to create a short film 2 Minutes or under, and they would feature the top winner of each week on the show, along with those created by special talent

• 15 Jan

  Blog: Indy Mogul

  J.J. Abrams: The Mystery Box

  J.J. Abrams, Director, Writer, Producer, and creator of Lost, Alias, and the upcoming film Cloverfield, talks at the TED conference, discussing mystery and story. I think it's a great presentation, and a truly fascinating perspective on story structure, and what really matters.