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FRONTIER SCHOOL OF SEOUL : Exploring The Art of Storytelling
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FRONTIER SCHOOL OF SEOUL : Exploring The Art of Storytelling

Building narrative, character, world and emotion
Created byKiwarahei Kesete Heibaraki
Last updated 8/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Develop meaningful stories across genres
  • Build compelling and immersive worlds
  • Raise complex characters and grant them agency
  • Create empathetic stories

Course content

5 sections • 9 lectures • 1h 5m total length

  • Who is Henry Darger and why does it matter?2:44

    Henry Darger's creations would not receive blockbuster adaptations, but over the course of his life which spanned all but 100 years, he would weave an astounding universe from his hopes, his pain and his dream.  We use him to illustrate the importance and power of story.

  • The Freedom of Storytelling in the 21st Century1:33

    We live in a world where in a sense 'history' has already happened, so in an age without great monuments, what stories are there to tell? Well, anything you can dream of.

  • Welcome2:59

    This course is about the power of narrative and the art of creating meaningful stories, whether they close to home or an ocean of stars away.  We aim to explore how to treat storytelling as an art form which permeates through the core of our world.

Requirements

  • Interest in storytelling as an artform, be it written, visual, performing or spoken.

Description

This course isn't about me teaching you how to tell stories, because I believe like all art, storytelling is a deeply personal experience.  This course is about exploring the artform itself, whether your write, draw, animate or rig, this course will venture into the nuances, subtleties, complexities and importance of what storytelling is and provide advice on how to do it meaningfully, from raising characters to building worlds. This is something different; from Miyazaki to John Milton, we explore how in the 21st century, we are better positioned to tell new, more compelling stories, the likes of which haven't as of yet been seen. The course is split into 4 sections:

1) Narrative

2) Character

3) World

4) Emotion

Who this course is for:

  • Writers
  • Visual storytellers
  • Film Makers
  • Animators
  • Comic book artists/writers
  • Poets
  • Narrative Designers
  • Video Game Developers
  • Artists
  • Creative Writer
  • Anyone interested in stories or storytelling

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