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Do you like writing and storytelling? Well, this is a show where we strip away the visual effects and epic soundtracks from movies and video games to find out if there's a strong story underneath. I'll be digging into the classics and my personal favorites to analyze them, pick up new tricks, and improve my own storytelling skills. If you’re interested in narrative design and character development, stay a while and listen, and join me on my learning journey!
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Episode #11
<p>How To Train Your Dragon had a simple, but compelling idea at its heart: dragons make awesome pets. So the entire story is engineered around this key concept, and it's all the better for it.</p><p>Other movies have good ideas, but dilute them with unnecessary subplots. Let's look at how movies like How To Train Your Dragon and Tokyo Drift keep their ideas pure.</p>
Episode #10
<p>A Goofy Movie was an underrated gem that got swept under the rug and forgotten by Disney fans. This movie serves as a case study for what happens when a good story is packaged for the wrong audience - in this case, a story about teen and parent conflict put into a cartoon that appeals to young children. </p><p>Let's see where it went wrong, and how you can avoid a similar situation. </p>
Episode #9
<p>A wild cowboy and a by-the-book veteran team up to solve a case, and due to their mismatched personalities, hilarity ensues! Buddy Cop movies are a staple of the comedy genre, and in this special Buddies, Bottles, and Banter episode of Story Stripdown, I chat with Subash from Reel Deal about our favorite buddy cop duos and what are the elements that make them special... and why are they almost always male-male pairings that favor bromance over romance?</p><p><br></p><p>Follow Subash in these pages:</p><p>Reel Deal</p><p>Jio Play Games</p><p>...
Episode #8
<p>Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle is an epic volleyball showdown between two high school teams. The entire movie takes place during this game, so how did it keep audiences engaged, even if they aren't volleyball fans? </p><p>By using references to technical volleyball tactics and portraying both teams fairly and without bias, Haikyu manages to craft an authentic sports story with all the drama and none of the contrived conflicts. </p>
Episode #7
<p>Japanese horror-mystery creator Uketsu has a unique way of storytelling with a focus on different ways to convey information, like children's drawings and floor plans. Strange Buildings leans into the floor plans and strips back unnecessary details that might detract from the important elements and slow down the pace. </p><p><br></p><p>But does it drop too many details and descriptions to the point where audiences detach themselves from the characters? This week, we look at the pros and cons of efficient storytelling.</p>
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