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    Explore " screenplay writing" with insightful episodes like "The Good Liar: surprise v twist", "Daisy Ridley unveils inspiration behind Neo-Noir thriller 'Magpie'", "6 modern-day Shakespeare adaptations to watch on OTT before Anyone One But You", "The Art of Narrative: Exploring Structure and POV in Storytelling" and "The Karate Man" from podcasts like ""Story Nerd", "Sizzling Samachar of the Day", "List Hai Toh Hit Hai", "Writing with Craig" and "The Paradise Lost And Found Show"" and more!

    Episodes (7)

    The Good Liar: surprise v twist

    The Good Liar: surprise v twist

    The movie had both me and Valerie on the edge of our seats. When we come across a masterful movie we pull out as much as we can for you. This episode is chock-a-block full of info about point of view, narrative drive, clues, and liars. We also examine how the twist in The Good Liar is set up and pulled off. I continue to track the clues and motives this week...or should we say I track the lies. Valerie discusses how point of view and narrative drive work together to create this exciting thriller.

    If you're building up to your twisty ending, this episode will have you speedwriting to get to the big reveal. -M

    "When the whole meaning of a movie or a story changes, because of a vital piece of information REVEALED AT THE END then this is a device called a twist." - Melanie Hill

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    Daisy Ridley unveils inspiration behind Neo-Noir thriller 'Magpie'

    Daisy Ridley unveils inspiration behind Neo-Noir thriller 'Magpie'
    Daisy Ridley, renowned for her portrayal in the Star Wars saga, opens up about the inspiration behind her upcoming film Magpie, slated as a noir-thriller blend. Scheduled to debut at SXSW in March, the movie delves into the intricate dynamics between fantasy and reality within a family context. In an exclusive interview, Ridley sheds light on the film's genesis, drawing from her experiences on The Marsh King's Daughter set. Ridley's husband, Tom Bateman, who penned the screenplay, played a pivotal role in shaping the narrative. Magpie explores the repercussions of infidelity and the allure of a romanticized film set on the partner left at home, promising audiences a captivating exploration of blurred lines and complex relationships. Ridley, serving as a producer, expresses both excitement and trepidation about unveiling this unique cinematic experience to audiences at SXSW.

    6 modern-day Shakespeare adaptations to watch on OTT before Anyone One But You

    6 modern-day Shakespeare adaptations to watch on OTT before Anyone One But You
    Anyone But You, starring Top Gun: Maverick star Glen Powell and Euphoria actress Sydney Sweeney released in theatres last week. The romantic comedy has been lauded for the great chemistry between the lead stars and the film’s irreverent humour. For the unversed, the film is a modernised reinterpretation of William Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. For today’s List Hai Toh Hit Hai podcast, we will go through six modern-day versions of Shakespeare’s iconic tales.

    The Art of Narrative: Exploring Structure and POV in Storytelling

    The Art of Narrative: Exploring Structure and POV in Storytelling

    Dive into the fascinating world of narrative structures and points of view. We'll explore the classic linear narrative, the mind-bending non-linear approach, and the episodic style, discussing famous examples from literature and cinema. Then, we'll delve into the different points of view, from the intimacy of first-person to the intriguing possibilities of second-person narrative. Whether you're a writer, an avid reader, or simply curious about the art of storytelling, this podcast offers a wealth of insight and inspiration. So grab your favorite beverage and join us as we unravel the magic of narrative, encouraging you to experiment and find your own unique voice in storytelling.

    Films, Words, & Quarantine Birds with Katie Ryan

    Films, Words, & Quarantine Birds with Katie Ryan
    Pamela and Alexa talk to special guest, Katie Ryan about her production company Birdy Box Films, her role in the Academy Award winning live action short film Skin, as well as the triumphs and challenges that come with working in a creative partnership. Katie shares how she's been able to stay productive and creative during this time as well some advice about working with other people in the industry. As always, they conclude with the eternal question… Are You Okay? Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/noonesokay @PamelaPortnoy @AlexaMarieAnderson1 Katie Ryan: https://www.instagram.com/katie.ryan.art Birdy Box Films: https://www.birdyfoxfilms.com/ Thank you for listening!

    Three Acts in Novel, Screenplays-Moving Forward

    Three Acts in Novel, Screenplays-Moving Forward
    In this episodes, Linda talks about using three acts for novels, screenplays, and trilogies. What are the three acts? How are they different between novels and screenplays? How does it work in trilogies?Support the show

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