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Hosted by StorySteps · EN · 5 episodes
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There are thousands of sources of writing advice. This podcast puts it into action.Each episode tackles one key story element or problem, like the hero, antagonist, or opening, and applies it to a case study: a Peter Pan reimagining focused on a lost boy. The full treatment is available for download on storysteps.net in the podcast section. This podcast uses AI-generated voices to present original StorySteps content based on proven storytelling principles.
StorySteps hosts Building a Story, a arts show with 5 episodes published.
How do you begin a story without dumping every idea, rule, backstory detail, and piece of worldbuilding onto the audience at once? In this episode, we look at the story setup: the early phase where you show the hero’s no
Why do some opening scenes pull us in right away, while others feel flat, vague, or overloaded? In this episode, we look at how to start a story with an opening scene that actually does its job. Before the plot gets big,
Why do we care about some protagonists almost immediately, while others leave us cold? In this episode, we look at what we call the storyteller empathy handshake : the early connection a writer creates between the audien
A strong antagonist does not just get in the hero’s way. A strong antagonist attacks the hero’s weakness, pressures their wound, and forces them to become someone stronger by the end of the story. In this episode of Buil
A strong story does not just give your character something to do. It puts them through the exact situation they are least emotionally prepared to face. In this episode of Building a Story, we look at whether you should s
Most stories fall apart before they even begin, and the reason is simple: the writer doesn’t truly know what the story is. In this episode of Building a Story by StorySteps , we break down the logline, the single sentenc
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