How To Develop A Story Using The Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations - Jeff Kitchen

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Here is the first video from this series which helps to add context - kzbin.info/www/bejne/emrOY4B6bdeIqtk

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❤ These interviews are the best writing advice available on KZbin! This one hits home for me and I’m happy you’ve cut segments from the full length videos. This cut in particular is of great value to my current project. You’ve helped me so much. Thank you!!!

[@neiljamessloan]

Thank you for your unwavering interest and dedication to Story. And to your brilliant guests - thank you!

[@ram2862]

This 36 dramatic situations will certainly assist in setting up a theme of a film creation and the list looks very exhaustive, more inclusive and stimulating. Thanks Film courage for bringing out an interview with such an expert in this field. His delineation of each situation linking with robot is very impressive and useful in expanding film creation focus

[@themanhimself5650]

The last couple of years, this is the go to channel for inspiration for me personally 🙏 thanks for all your great interviews with questions filmmakers are actually asking 💯💯💯

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This channel I swear 🤯 how lucky are we

[@script.kitchen8543]

I’m glad people are seeing the practical benefits of the 36 Dramatic Situations. It can trigger cascades of ideas and is great for brainstorming. It’s also fascinating to see which situations exist in your story idea before you even start playing with it.

[@eugenetswong]

Thank you, Film Courage. I bookmarked this. **NOTES** 02:15 Listing Of 36 Situations 02:45 1) Supplication . . . 11:29 Enmity Of Kinsmen 11:33 Rivalry Of Kinsmen

[@filmcourage]

Wonderful!

[@level_ken5231]

I really loved this model of going through his book and simultaneously building a world and character analyses. Really eye opening.

[@eugenetswong]

I love the way that he actually gave each idea serious thought. With his reputation and experience, he could probably dismiss an idea as not useful for the example story, and get away with it, but he kind of forced himself to do it. That's cool.

[@primarybufferpanel9939]

This is fascinating. Story ideas are popping into my head with every sentence.

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Fun watching the wheels turn.

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[@RedFangXIX]

Nice Interview. "Story Structure Architect" by Veronica Schmidt is another interpretation of the 36 Dramatic Situations that incorporates masculine and feminine story heroes

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Aye, I bet it does😖😂

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@@robynmarler1951I don't understand your comment. What do you mean?

[@ryanhowell4492]

It's inspiring

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Love this content.

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What do you think about this video? Please leave a comment below.

[@chasehedges6775]

You have to make sure that your character is allowed to make choices, wether good or bad and those decisions have to have consequences, wether good or bad.

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This has been illuminating but I don’t expect anything less with Film Courage content! Story is the vehicle to express life lessons in my beliefs. Thank you again

[@ryanhowell4492]

It's inspiring

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We are grateful to you because you running such kind chanal that will help to increase our knowledge regarding making movie thanks alot

[@mgewton]

This is the kind of content I’m here for. While the “Here’s what they did wrong” videos are of interest, they are more opinion oriented - videos like this give us real substance to work with.

[@deedee2455]

What is the name of the cards that Jeff uses at 32:23? And where to get it?

[@filmcourage]

Thank you for watching. The Story Engine!

[@chrisj3788]

Great interview. What was the name of this book again?

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Link in the description

[@woodspriteful]

Do I understand correctly that these themes come from a book written during the Romantic period? It's interesting to build a sci-fi story from that place. The story that emerges allows us to see deeply human conflicts or dynamics "naturally emerging" from our machines. Much room for imagining.

[@script.kitchen8543]

Yes, the book was written in the late 1800s, but the 36 Dramatic Situations was created in the 1700s. It has stood the test of time and is extremely useful and versatile for brainstorming and for exploring stories.

[@chasehedges6775]

Story is important and telling a good story is equally paramount.

[@patrickfreeman8257]

All these people with these formulas. All you have to do is go back to Dov S. S Simens. All you need to write a great script as 5 "oh no's" 5 "oh shit's" and 2 OMGs Anything more than that is pretentious

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[@aaronross9131]

…ok so the character doesn’t have a name 😂