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1. Cinematic Storytelling How to employ scriptwriting elements to improve your not-fiction storytelling 2. Cinematic storytelling Premise Graphic symbol Conflict Resolution Theme Sequens 3. Prof, No I Is Reading You lot! 4. ane.v million peer-reviewed articles are published annually, 82 per cent are non even cited once. Prof, No I Is Reading You! 5. 1.v 1000000 peer-reviewed manufactures are published annually, 82 per cent are not even cited in one case. Only xx per cent of papers cited accept really been read. Prof, No One Is Reading You! half-dozen. Why? seven. Why? 8. Why? Hard to access and expensive for anyone outside of academia. The incomprehensible jargon and the sheer volume and lengths of papers would still prevent practitioners (including journalists) from reading and understanding them. - The Straits Times 9. In a word, Mmeeoow (Read: Irksome) 10. That is why storytelling matters, mate! eleven. Malin Kundang wont survived without a good storytelling 12. Lets talk about dear and jewellery 13. Have you e'er tried to sell a diamond? 14. Have y'all ever tried to sell a diamond? The musical instrument they created, in 1888, was chosen De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. 15. Accept you always tried to sell a diamond? The instrument they created, in 1888, was called De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. Queen Elizabeth went on a well-publicized trip to several Due south African diamond mines, and she accepted a diamond from Oppenheimer. 16. Have you always tried to sell a diamond? The instrument they created, in 1888, was called De Beers Consolidated Mines, Ltd. Queen Elizabeth went on a well-publicized trip to several Southward African diamond mines, and she accepted a diamond from Oppenheimer. Movie idols, the paragons of romance, would be given diamonds to utilize as their symbols of indestructible love. 17. People wants to hear good stories How tin can nosotros journalist serve their needs? 18. There are many ways to tell story, but for us 19. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 20. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 21. Premise Character + Want / Conflict = Premise Somebody wants something badly but having a difficult fourth dimension while getting it 22. Premise Character + Want / Disharmonize = Premise Somebody wants something badly but having a hard time while getting it 23. Premise Mail service office + survive / exit its core business Post office actually wants to survive, but mail office need to leave its core business 24. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 25. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 26. Theme Find a word that tin explain whats your story is all most 27. Theme Find a word that tin explain whats your story is all virtually 28. Theme Introspection 29. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 30. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 31. How exercise nosotros develop an interesting and conceivable graphic symbol? Character 32. Character 33. Exploit the dominant trait, emphasise the hamartia Graphic symbol 34. Exploit the dominant trait, emphasise the hamartia Funny Undecided Character 35. Funny Undecided Character 36. Funny Undecided Notice the wants and needs Character 37. Find the wants and needs Character 38. Find the wants and needs Wants: Accomplishing his job Needs: Pay attention to whats around Wants: Love and be loved Needs: Delight determine! Character 39. Grapheme Character: Post role Dominant trait: Confidence Hamartia: Slow response Wants: Live forever Needs: Convert to digital 40. Cinematic storytelling Premise Grapheme Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 41. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 42. Conflict Grapheme Vs Character Character Vs God Grapheme Vs Itself 43. Conflict Grapheme Vs Grapheme Character Vs God Character Vs Itself 44. Disharmonize 45. Which one is the all-time conflict? Disharmonize 46. Conflict Postal service function Vs Net Post office Vs Itself Post part Vs JNE/Tiki/etc 47. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 48. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 49. Resolution Fulfillment Wants or needs? A change in protagonist fifty. Resolution Fulfillment Wants or needs? A change in protagonist 51. Resolution 52. Resolution 53. Resolution 54. Resolution 55. Resolution Goes digital Expedition E-commerce 56. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Disharmonize Resolution Theme Sequence 57. Cinematic storytelling Premise Character Conflict Resolution Theme Sequence 58. The architecture of writing Sequence 59. The architecture of writing | - | - | | Deed I Act II Act III Setup Conflict Resolution Sequence 60. The architecture of writing | - | - | | Act I Act 2 Act 3 Setup Disharmonize Resolution Sequence Class 61. Sequence Act I Act 2 Act Three 62. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII Deed I Act II Act Iii 63. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII B PoA PP1 TMP PP2 E Deed I Act 2 Act Iii 64. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII Routine Clash Easy manner Hard mode Romance New move Wrong way Right way B PoA PP1 TMP PP2 E Human activity I Deed Two Act III 65. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII Routine Disharmonism Easy way Hard manner Romance New move Wrong way Right manner B PoA PP1 TMP PP2 Due east Act I Act Ii Human activity Three Formula 66. Sequence 67. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII 68. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII B PoA PP1 TMP PP2 E 69. Sequence |-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-| VIIIVIIVIVIVIIIIII Gilded era Internet quondam way Digital Romance Trek Claiming New Business B PoA PP1 TMP PP2 E 70. My two cents 71. My two cents Write for the ears 72. My ii cents Write for the ears Enter late Exit fast 73. My ii cents Write for the ears Pay attention to your jiff Enter tardily Get out fast 74. My two cents Write for the ears Pay attention to your breath Write for the screen, not for the brain Enter belatedly Exit fast 75. My ii cents Write for the ears Pay attention to your breath Write for the screen, non for the brain Use your six senses Enter tardily Exit fast 76. My two cents Write for the ears Pay attention to your breath Write for the screen, not for the brain Utilize your half-dozen senses Content-Context Context-Content Enter late Leave fast 77. Talent is aught without focus and endurance. - Murakami Prepared by Bayu Maitra bayumaitra.internet @bayumaitra facebook.com/ bacaanmalam
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