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Category Archives: Emotional Impact
Pt. 2 Scene and Sequel
This is the second part of the “Finding Balance in Storytelling” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here’s a handy link to part one – Pt. 1 Why is too much action boring? … Continue reading
Posted in Art of Writing, Character Development, Editing and Revision, Emotional Impact, Plotting, World Building, Writng Conferences
Tagged disney, fiction writing, Finding Balance in Storytelling, Fyrecon2, graph, Moana, Ragnarok, scene and sequel, Thor, Weber State University Davis, Writing
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Pt. 3 Using Personal Experience and Applying What You’ve Learned
This is part three of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here are handy links to the first two parts: Pt 1 Visceral Experiences and Creating … Continue reading
Pt. 2 Engineering the Perfect Storm and Finding Balance
This is part two of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23rd at Weber State University Davis. Here’s a handy link to the other parts of the series: Pt. 1 Visceral Experiences … Continue reading
Pt. 1 Visceral Experiences and Creating Award Winning Drama
This is part one of the “Gut Punch your Audience with Emotion” presentation originally given at Fyrecon 2, June 23, 2018 at Weber State University Davis. Parts two and three are now available: Pt. 2 Engineering the Perfect Storm and … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Emotional Impact, Presentation Notes, Writng Conferences
Tagged art of writing, Fyrecon, Fyrecon2, Guido, how to, Jack, Life is Beautiful, Maya Angelou, Mufasa, Oscars, Rose, Simba, The Lion King, Titanic, Ugly Cry Movies, Visceral writing, Weber State University Davis, Winning
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Pt 3 Creating Fictional Rites and Rituals
The debut of this presentation is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at the League of Utah Writers 2018 Spring Conference. This is the third part in the three-part series “Creating Fictional Rites and Rituals.” Here are handy links to the other … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Concept Creation, Emotional Impact, Presentation Notes, Visual writing, World Building, Writing Exercise, Writng Conferences
Tagged #LUW2018, Elements of Ritual, League of Utah Writers, lotr, LUW Spring, Rites and Rituals, Skyrim, Stonebearer's Betrayal
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Pt 2 Elements and Levels of Ritual
The debut of this presentation is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at the League of Utah Writers 2018 Spring Conference. This is the second part in the three-part series “Creating Fictional Rites and Rituals.” If you’ve missed the other parts, here … Continue reading
Pt 1 The Difference Between Rite and Ritual
The debut of this presentation is scheduled for Saturday, April 14th at the League of Utah Writers 2018 Spring Conference. This is the first part in a three-part series. If you missed the first two parts, go back and check … Continue reading
Writerly Quote – Holly Gerth
“Be courageous and try to write in a way that scares you a little” – Holley Gerth When it comes to putting words on the page, finding the right ones that will engage the reader and make your story compelling … Continue reading
Posted in Emotional Impact
Tagged art of writing, facing fears, fiction, Holley Gerth, quotes, Writing
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NaNo 2014 – Keeping Momentum
Congratulations, if you are still keeping up with NaNoWriMo you are entering the home stretch. For those who are keeping up with the daily goals, today you should be passing the 31,000 word mark – way to go! If you … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Emotional Impact, NaNoWriMo
Tagged Anna punches hans, cars, Frozen, momentum, motivation, Nanowrimo 2014
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