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Lost the Plot is a mythic exploration of the narrative arts. Addressing writers and audiences alike, it is equal parts esoteric and academic, irreverent and intellectual. It critiques troubling trends while celebrating excellence wherever it can be found, at all times seeking to understand where the plot of our culture has gone. SpectreVision Radio is a bespoke podcast network at the intersection between the arts and the uncanny, featuring a tapestry of shows exploring the anomalous, the luminous, and the numinous. We’re a community for creators and fans vibrating around common curiosities, shared interests and persistent passions. spectrevisionradio.com linktr.ee/spectrevision
SpectreVision Radio hosts Lost the Plot, a tv show with 38 episodes published.
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Giving top-tier notes will make you a SENSATION at the function. You will have other writers clamoring for your attention. But when the script is actually in front of you, it's easy to overthink everything. Just remember
Consider buying me a coffee on my patreon, or dropping a like and a comment to support me! Love ya. Some ideas for upcoming videos: - Comparing First Acts of Gladiator 1 and 2 - How Romance Works in Star Wars - The Art o
I barely scratched the surface on the "gender" aspect ("the active" as masculine, etc) and could easily do an entire video on that subject and the "Heroine's Journey." As always, THERE IS SO MUCH THAT CAN BE SAID... Plea
What do Carmella from Sopranos and Padmé have in common? They are both married to evil men. But are they victims of that evil? Or are they enablers of it? Big think. ▶️Find me on youtube 🌐Request story notes ✍️Check
Writers! What is your relationship to music? Do you listen to music while writing? While daydreaming for new stories? Do you have a type of music you listen to while writing? Any particular playlists or artists? How do y
This comes from a place of love. The trend I name "insecure horror" is not something I despise, just something I've noticed. Many filmmakers working in this style are immensely talented. The truth is, we live in insecure
Are you in a creative rut? Struggling with writer's block? Feeling hopeless, aimless, and out of sorts? This video essay about the history of human creativity might be just the thing to inspire you. Whenever I feel stuck
Youtube is flooded with videos about Rings of Power and the Acolyte, but I think what we're seeing right now in Fantasy is part of a bigger trend. This video charts the history and ideology of "Elevated Fantasy" and how
This is a departure from the normal content on this channel. This is a highly personal video--a video 7 years in the making. Please keep an open mind. Iasos was the herald of the rising sun. His logo (a silhouette of him
Breaking the 180-degree rule doesn't simply create an interesting cinematic affect, it also permits the filmmakers to express theme sublingually, using cinematic form itself. We need to learn rules--not to follow them bl
Writing a logline is not just something to do moments before submitting to a writing contest. Writing a logline is actually an amazing exercise that will improve your script immeasurably. So many writers start with a fir
There are so many people on the internet giving excellent writing advice, so I thought I'd help bring balance to the Force by giving some bad writing advice. You can thank me later. Or don't. That's fine too. You can lea
This was my very first video---and it shows! Please excuse the quality. Adventure Time is deeper than it seems. In this essay, we'll see how the show matures over 10 seasons, how its serialized elements come to dominate
Some of what I'm saying only applies to screenwriting, but most of it applies to all forms of writing. None of this is up for debate. Absolutely everything I say here is the gospel truth and if your own intuition tells y
What are you? Jedi or Sith? Do you choose the right-hand path or the left-hand path? Do you serve the world within or the world within-and-without? Life is an MMORPG. Choose your faction. I have seen the argument that “b
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Does Dr Alan Grant have an arc? Yes. He Does. An exceptionally moving and layered one that's easy to miss amid all the prehistoric violence. Let's take a closer look at the original Jurassic Park (1993) and see what's re
Storytellers are shamans--at least they should be. The mythic role of the writer is all but forgotten in our world of ready-made "content," and it's time we remember the importance of this vocation. This video essay argu
Getting notes on your writing can be very emotional. Just remember: it's easier to critique something than to write something good! You can trust me on that: I'm a professional critiquer. Congratulate yourself on getting
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