SSP028 Great Storytelling in Modern Film and TV

The Story Studio Podcast - Writing, Storytelling, and Marketing Advice for Writers & Business

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We love film and Television. We’re lucky to be creators in an era when the visual medium has never been more instructive on storytelling via modern TV, and our ability to analyze film through the decades. Today, we wanted to talk about the stories we have and are currently appreciating from the big, small, and laptop screen. These are stories that were or couldn’t be blockbusters, and stories that subvert our expectations for better or worse.
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Are you wondering what the ever-growing demand for superb storytelling skills means for your future? Check out our latest interview as Johnny and Sean dive deep into that question in “Storytelling Is the Future: How to Build On Your Self-Publishing Success.”
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