Dramatic Escalation - The Lighthouse shows us why its so important

[@surpriseraisin3376]

Hey man im rather surprised this came up in my recommendation. I don't watch many movie related channels. I like what you got here and I saw you're a pretty low-key channel so I just wanted to offer some input! I do very much like what you had to say and your voice is pretty clear and relaxing to listen to! You had good information but the only issue I had was that it was a little hard to follow in a sort of way! Like the chapters were useful as base points but sometimes it felt like a few chapters had an additional point to be made but instead got turned into another chapter. Like visually sometimes it would be formatted as → Chapter X •A.) And then go to the next chapter after the point. So in a sense I suppose I had a little bit of a hard time following and figuring out the actual categories of dramatic suspense instead of just the topic of themes in the suspense ya know? I hope this was helpful and I really like the video! Ill put the bell on!

[@sirloopyarts]

Hey I appreciate this! I'll take it to heart and try to write more polished, well structured scripts. I'm glad you checked out the video and I hope to see you around 😄 thanks so much!

[@michaelturner3900]

The Lighthouse is also one of my favorite movies, and this breakdown was well thought out and informative. Good on ya lad!

[@sirloopyarts]

Appreciate it! Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@sirloopyarts]

Dramatic storytelling is my favorite. I love it when stories take their concepts from 0-100. This is my favorite film of all time and much of the reason for that is for how memorable it makes the delivery of each of its themes through its escalation. What do you guys think of this concept?

[@someshpanchal2091]

Great

[@Solid_Brownies]

Algorithm comment. This shit is fire

[@sirloopyarts]

Appreciate it 😂 glad you enjoyed the video! Hope to see you around, Simon.