Less Dialogue, Better Script! With Brenda Chapman

[@fangirldigital]

Great video! I love Brenda Chapman's work and perspective on how to create impactful scenes in animation. Thank you.

[@writeforanimation]

You are so welcome!

[@ArtProphet]

This is the kinda of talk I’ve been wanting to hear😭👌🏼💕 how to use less but wisely chosen dialogue and more about letting the scenes, and character dynamics, speak for itself😤 price of Egypt is my favorite movie, that movie is a literal part of me, I aspire to be able to understand how to create something as inspirational and impactful as prince of Egypt,

[@writeforanimation]

Alondra, thank you for the kind words. I'm glad the video helped you. I love to hear about your aspirations, and my goal is to guide you to reach that level as a storyteller. A lot to do is about being authentic and personal when approaching story. Feel free to reach out with a comment when you have questions and I'll do my best to answer them.

[@GregJamesMusic]

Another great example in _The Prince of Egypt_ is the brief scene where Moses tells Tzipporah about the burning bush. No words - just Moses’ gestures, both of their body language, and Hans Zimmer’s score - but anyone can tell exactly what’s happening.

[@writeforanimation]

Yes! Amazing...

[@TomEyeTheSFMguy]

HELL YES

[@writeforanimation]

:)

[@MiniWorldemee]

Awesome 👏 ❤❤❤

[@writeforanimation]

thanks!

[@azubliss]

Wow, great insight! Thank you

[@writeforanimation]

Glad it was helpful, thanks for stopping by to leave a comment!