What is Theme - 5 Ways to Layer Theme into a Screenplay

What is the theme of a story? Theme in storytelling is one of the most important yet difficult-to-grasp concepts. In this video, we’ll break it down as simply as possible, along with the five ways to help writers how to write the theme of a story.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction to Theme
00:52 - Definition & History
04:44 - Characters & Dialogue
06:13 - John Truby's Character Web
08:01 - Theme & Setting
10:46 - Motifs & Symbols
12:48 - Themes in Nope
18:11 - Takeaways
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WHAT IS THE THEME OF A STORY
Theme in storytelling in an inextricable element that all writers deal with. It’s also a difficult concept to grasp, let alone work with. Our goal in this video on theme is to break down this complex and allusive element to make it as simple, digestible and applicable as possible. Along the way, we’ll dive into five different elements in writing where the theme of a story can be constructed.
WHAT’S A THEME?
Theme is the central and unifying idea or principle in a story. In the simplest terms, “plot” is what happens in a story and “theme” is what that story is actually about at its core. For example, the plot for Jurassic Park focuses on people surviving on an island with dinosaurs. But the theme is focused on what happens when humans try to play god.
HOW TO WRITE THEME IN A SCREENPLAY
There are five main ways writers can work with theme: characters, dialogue, setting, motifs, and symbols. Once you’ve identified the theme, one of the first things you might want to do is find the characters that would best represent it. For example, a major theme in The Dark Knight is order vs. chaos, and each of the main characters represents one side or the other. Harvey Dent, Gordon, the Mayor represent justice and order. On the other side of the coin, the Joker and the rest of the Gotham underworld are representatives of chaos. Much of the dialogue then is ideally suited to discuss this theme and its balance for the citizens of Gotham.
Setting is also a more visual way to express theme in storytelling. First, there is the general time and place of the story. In Parasite, the major themes revolve around the divide between rich and poor, and the illusion of upward mobility. One way the setting expresses these themes is through the set design of both the Park and Kim family homes. One is a near-subterranean hovel, while the other is an elevated and expansive home, making the difference between “upper” and “lower” classes a literal representation.
Finally, there are motifs and symbols. A motif is anything we can assign meaning to because of its repetition. A symbol is anything meant to represent something else. In Everything Everywhere All at Once, the theme is the dichotomy between kindness and empathy vs. nihilism and despair, both of which have their own symbol. The googly eyes and the everything bagel, to be exact, and their designs become an interesting “yin and yang” to represent the balance between them that Evelyn is striving for.
What is the theme of a story? That might be the hardest question for any writer to answer. But once you do, there are many ways to weave that idea into your work.
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Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to Theme 00:52 - Definition & History 04:44 - Characters & Dialogue 06:13 - John Truby's Character Web 08:01 - Theme & Setting 10:46 - Motifs & Symbols 12:48 - Themes in Nope 18:11 - Takeaways

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I like the idea of each character having a role in expressing the theme: They carry different views on the theme - like what success means in Little Miss Sunshine. They carry polar opposite sides of the theme - like if humanity will choose good or evil in The Dark Knigth. They challenge a binary theme - such as Arcane in which Echo presents a 3rd theme, independent from the low city and high city that speaks more about community, nature, and moving on.

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I recently just started a feature length script for a Neo-Western. The theme: how relentless are religious dietary beliefs in the crossfire of animal activism, civil strife, and agricultural turmoil?

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well a lot of great movies or generally some masterworks of art have no 'theme' in this common sense, here explained. For instance Wagner's use of 'leitmotiv' in XIX century dramaturgy was a sort of 'mood' atmosphere, whereas any character was interwined with precise elements in scenery, props and so on... The use of 'theme' in one of the possible strategy throughout the developping of a plot but not necessarly the only one.

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I usually start my stories with the characters and a setting. Then I make a few scenes up that would help me understand the personality of my characters. Eventually, there will be enough scenes to give a solid idea of who the characters are and what their strengths and weaknesses look like. Then I add the theme. Sometimes the theme is the very first thing I start with. Other times it comes later. I think my favorite aspect of movies are characters. They can really help the audience understand both the setting and theme, I think.

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Good morning from Greece ! Great job guys !! I really adore your videos !! Theme is from the Greek word θέμα and Latins adopted the word as many many words in English have a Greek original. θέμα • (théma) n (plural θέματα) subject, main topic (of conversation, etc) affair. (music) theme. Thank you very much

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The words "theme" and "thesis" come from the greek words "thema"(θέμα) and "thesis"(θέσις). "thema" in greek = subject, issue, case, music score, theme of a movie/play etc. "thesis" or "thesi" in modern greek = opinion, stance, location etc.

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I disagree about how if you include a moral, it would annoy the audience. If you include a moral correctly (by just showing which viewpoint/belief won over the other one) inside of the philosophical conflict method of adding in a theme mainly (the characters and dialogue), the audience will not even realize they are being preached at the time (if you hide the philosophical conflict well, but still make it clear and not complicated under the surface.). There are many great movies with great morals, “The Shawshank Redemption,” for example.

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Theme is the central and unifying idea or principle in a story. In order to get that theme come across as powerful and strong, you will need your: Characters Dialogue Settings

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