Mastering Story Structure

By Emmanuel Oberg

October 18, 2016. The recording of a live teleconference I've done last month with Max Timm from the ISA (International Screenwriters Association) in the U.S. has just been posted on their website. We're discussing story structure, the Story-Type Method® and Screenwriting Unchained.

I'm rambling a bit as I'm not used to discuss this without the visual support of slides and clips, but it was a very stimulating discussion, so thanks a lot to Max for his invitation. It's nice to have found a fellow geek as passionate about story structure as I am!

Max is also the author of The Wishkeeper, a Sci-fi / Fantasy Young Adult series that you might want to check out here.

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"Having read an early review copy of Screenwriting Unchained, I can say that this is without a doubt the best book on screenwriting and story structure available today. It offers a wide selection of screenwriting and diagnostic tools, some of these completely original – for example the Story-Type Method itself providing three main structural templates (plot-led, character-led and theme-led), or the idea of applying Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs to screenwriting in order to assess a project's potential audience. Initially ...

Gregory Kourilsky, Filmmaker and anthropologist

http://www.screenwritingunchained.com

10/06/2016

Screenwriter and script consultant

With more than twenty years of experience in the Film and TV industry

After selling a first project to Warner Bros as a co-writer, he went on to be commissioned by StudioCanal and Gold Circle before writing solo for Working Title / Universal and Film4.

Emmanuel lives in the UK. His agent is Rachel Holroyd at Casarotto in London.

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