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'''SAGA''' - large scale achievements of a family | '''SAGA''' - large scale achievements of a family | ||
'''YARN''' | '''YARN''' - goes on and on, ''stringing'' together tails, e.g. Arabian Nights | ||
'''FABLE''' - Fictional moral lesson | |||
'''ALLEGORY''' - narrative metaphor | |||
'''LEGEND''' - Based on historical figures but distorted | |||
'''PARABLE''' - Short germ of a story telling a single truth | |||
'''FOLKTALE''' - Regional | |||
'''GOSSIP''' - Stories about people within a community | |||
'''HISTORY''' - | |||
Revision as of 14:33, 18 March 2018
Overview
Notes from Story Structure with Richard Keyes at Cartoon Network, March 2018.
Week 1
"Because" always starts a story. (Cause & effect)
"Stories to inhabit" as a goal for creating a story. Stories are compelling when the audience feels that they are living in them.
Historical story types
EPIC - Archetype of story
SAGA - large scale achievements of a family
YARN - goes on and on, stringing together tails, e.g. Arabian Nights
FABLE - Fictional moral lesson
ALLEGORY - narrative metaphor
LEGEND - Based on historical figures but distorted
PARABLE - Short germ of a story telling a single truth
FOLKTALE - Regional
GOSSIP - Stories about people within a community
HISTORY -