Creating Audio Fiction: From Idea to Script

Overview

“Yes, yes: it is time to structure the story, from beginning to end and in three acts: introduction, middle and end. To do this, you will use the Dara Marks diagram that, in addition to marking the actions that will occur, also pays attention to the internal process of evolution of the protagonist. This will take time, but once defined, you will already have the roadmap to start walking. Your first milestone as screenwriters!”

In this video lesson Emma Mussoll addresses the topic: The structure and narrative arc, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Audio Fiction: From Idea to Script. Learn the art of storytelling in audio format, from the initial idea to the finished script .

Partial transcription of the video

“The structure and narrative arc In this lesson we are going to structure the story, the complete series, with introduction, middle and end. We will do it in three acts, which are done mainly in the cinema. There are a thousand ways to structure a series. The one that works best for me is the one that Dara Marx uses in his book "Inside Story: The Power of Transformational Arc". It works like this: It combines both the part of the plot, why, who, where, what problem do you have, will you get it? and also the most internal part of the character, the internal conflicts and how the plot will aff...”

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Course summary for: Creating Audio Fiction: From Idea to Script

• Level: Beginner
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• 1870 students
• 5 units
• 18 lessons (3h 2m)
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• Category

  Music & Audio, Writing

• Areas

  Audio, Communication, Fiction Writing, Narrative, Podcasting, Script