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Script Writing for Movies and Television

Harmonic dissociation

A course by Julio Rojas , Screenwriter and Author

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Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Harmonic dissociation

Overview

“In this lesson, I will tell you about the concept of dissociation and hacks to recombine elements, and thus generate memorable situations.”

In this video lesson Julio Rojas addresses the topic: Harmonic dissociation, which is part of the Domestika online course: Script Writing for Movies and Television. Discover a creative method to start telling your audiovisual stories.

Partial transcription of the video

“Harmonic Dissociation In this lesson I will talk about harmonic dissociation, what it is, how it is used, and elements of it. Harmonic dissociation states that when we have a narrative triangle where there are characters, physical universes, and implants, interactions between them arise. The interactions generated between objects, physical universes, and characters present different forms. They can be associated, where the experience, watching other movies, and life itself, has taught us that there is a relationship between objects, people, and territories. Or the opposite. We have seen man...”

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Course summary for: Script Writing for Movies and Television

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (1280)
39716 students
8 units
28 lessons (4h 59m)
10 downloads

Category
Photography & Video, Writing
Areas
Creative Writing, Fiction Writing, Film, Video & TV, Filmmaking, Narrative, Script, TV, Writing

Julio Rojas

A course by Julio Rojas

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Screenwriter and Author

Julio Rojas is a dentist by trade, which may be hard to believe given that he has devoted over two decades of his life to screenplays and writing. He has worked as a professor at major universities and film schools like the EICTV in Cuba, where he's been teaching the advanced screenwriting course for fifteen years. Julio has also worked as a fiction content director for free-to-air TV channels and audiovisual producers.

His most prominent work includes feature films like Sábado(Rainer Werner Fassbinder Award), La vida de los peces (2012 Goya winner), and La memoria del agua (selected for Venice Days at the 2016 Venice Film Festival). In addition to screenplays, Julio just published his first novel, a historical crime thriller titled El visitante extranjero (The Foreign Visitor), through Penguin Random House.

His Spotify podcast series CASO 32, listed by The New York Times as one of the best audio fictions of 2020, has been remade in various languages as well as categorized as the most-listened-to Spanish-language audio fiction in the world.