Natural Storytelling / Visual Storytelling

• Druk: Łódź, 2014
• Autor: Jan Wagner, Mitko Panov
• Redakcja naukowa: Andrzej Mellin
• Wydawca: Państwowa Wyższa Szkoła Filmowa, Telewizyjna i Teatralna im. L. Schillera w Łodzi

Publikacja pod red. Andrzeja Mellina, na którą składają się dwa eseje poświęcone scenariopisarstwu:

- Mitko Panov, "Visual Storytelling"
- Jan Wagner, "Natural Storytelling"


Książka w języku angielskim.

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• Redakcja: Andrzej Mellin
• Język wydania: angielski
• ISBN: 978-83-87870-79-9
• ISBN druku: 978-83-87870-79-9
• Liczba stron: 136

INTRODUCTION  5
Visual Storytelling  7

FILM GRAMMAR: RULES AND REGULATIONS 10
The Shot   10
Requirements   11
The Cut   24
FILM RHETORIC – DEVIATIONS FROM THE RULES   28
Figures of speech – Figures of film language    31
Figures of addition and omission     32
Figures of arrangement      41
Figures of Repetition     44
Figures of replacement or similes    49
Bibliography  61


INTRODUCTION     5
Natural Storytelling     7

1.    INTRODUCTION     8

2.    STORYTELLING – THE BASICS      10

3.    WHAT ARE THE GENERAL FEATURES OF A STORY?   19

4.    CHARACTER – PROTAGONIST – HERO     21
4.1.  What should the main character be like?    23

5.    INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE PROTAGONIST–> STRUCTURE OF THE STORY   26
5.1.  Character molecule   29

6.    ANTAGONISTIC FORCES – CONFLICT   30
6.1.  Story Molecule     31

7.    ELEMENTS OF THE STORY STRUCTURE   35
7.1.  Opening    35
7.2.  Igniting Incident    38
7.3.  Crisis of the first act    40
7.4.  Point of no return   43
7.5.  Consequences of the first act crisis  46
7.6.  Trying to deal with the new question   47
7.7.  Reminder of outer plot   48
7.8.  Development towards next threshold     48
7.9.  Midpoint   49
7.10. Beginning of double bind  50
7.11. Hook sinks in     52
7.12. Intensified pressure   52
7.13. Catastrophe     53
7.14. Moment of silence    54
7.15. Climax     54
7.16. Resolution   56

8.    STORY MODEL     59
9 .   THEME      60
10.   HOW TO TELL A STORY? HOW TO WRITE?    63