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Beginning, middle and end, right? Right, but only to a certain point. This is the most simplest form of story and narrative, yet there is so much more to telling a story. It’s all about engaging your viewer, reader or audience with a story. We all have an in-built understanding of story and so expect ups, downs, twists and turns!
The concept of writing a story in today's age is often misunderstood and readily viewed as unimportant. A good story has a beginning, middle, and end, yes —but a good storyteller knows it’s not always that simple.
Getting from beginning to end requires you to follow a certain structure in order to create an engaging and exciting experience for the audience.
In a world where stories and structure are constantly being toyed with, tossed about, and played up - a storytellers advice on narrative structure stands the test of time.
Our friend Steven Allison, AKA, WriterFox is a freelance Film & TV Journo, Ghostwriter, Content Writer/Editor and Blogger. He's worked with the BBC, Reader's Digest, and The Playlist to name a few; and we can't wait to have him speak to us on all things story structure and narrative as we've mentioned above.
Whilst rules don’t always need to be followed to a T, understanding how story structure works is essential for whatever structure you end up employing.
Join us as we explain all of the above with the help of WriterFox!
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