M02L01 What Is a Story? | Brilliantio

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The Story Course

M01 Settling In

M01L01 A Snapshot of What's in This Course (1:05)
M01L02 Welcome to the Course! (3:26)
M01L03 Exercise: YOUR Aim in Taking This Course
M01L04 Who Can Benefit From This Course (2:16)
M01L05 Exercise: Which Genres Do You Cultivate?
M01L06 Methodology of the Course (6:52)
M01L07 What Kind of Storyteller Are You (2:33)
M01L08 Exercise: What Kind of Storyteller Are You

M02 Elements of Story

M02L01 What Is a Story? (8:42)
M02L02 Which Part of 'Story' Do You Think Matters?
M02L03 Story Observations (5:38)
M02L04 A Simple - but Tough - Question
M02L05 How to Start a Story (7:17)
M02L06 What is YOUR 'What If'?
M02L07 How to Finish a Story (5:48)
M02L08 Exercise: What's Your Lodestar?
M02L09 How to Create Characters (5:50)
M02L10 Exercise: Let's Create Some Characters for Your Story

M03 The Quest

M03L01 Heroes and the Nature of Heroism (14:14)
M03L02 The (Vulnerable) Hero's (Inner) Journey (6:05)
(coming soon) M03L03 A Quest Worth Having
M03L04 The Four Horsemen of The Story (4:11)

M04 Setting

M04L01 Worldbuilding, Setting and Story (21:49)
M04L02 How to Use Maslow (6:52)
M04L03 Voice and Perspective (6:34)
M04L05 The Devil Is in the Detail (6:47)

M05 Characters and Progression in Story

M05L01 Getting Dialog and Action to Work Together (9:55)
M05L02 Heroes, Villains and Plot Twists (4:09)

M06 Workflows and Tools

(coming soon) M06L01 Storytelling Tools Overview

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