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LESSON 01 - Story generation techniques
Idea generation techniques
Idea generation examples (20:27)
LESSON 02 - Story structure
Story Arc Form
Story Arc Form example for Ground Hog Day (7:25)
Joseph Campbell The Hero With A Thousand Faces
Studio Binder discusses Classic Story Structure (26:28)
Studio Binder discusses Freytag's Pyramid (32:24)
Studio Binder discusses the Hero's Journey (8:09)
Studio Binder discusses Save the Cat (16:29)
LESSON 03 - Archetypes, genre, character and script writing
Archetypes reference
Studio Binder discusses genre (16:47)
Studio Binder discusses the protagonist, antagonist and archetypes (52:12)
Studios Binder discusses screenwriting (34:05)
A_CHRISTMAS_STORY_Script
ADAPTATION_Script
A_FEW_GOOD_MEN_Script
BACK_TO_THE_FUTURE_Script
GROUNDHOG_DAY_Script
FROZEN_Script
THE_GODFATHER_Script
THE_BIG_LEBOWSKI_Script
THE_GRADUATE_Script
THE_MATRIX_Script
RAIN_MAN_Script
LESSON 04 - Visual language, film grammar, camera shots and moves
How to set up Photoshop brushes, color palettes and actions for storyboarding (25:26)
Creating a minimum viable character for storyboarding (17:52)
Lighting and composition in story development
The 5 C's of Cinematography by Joseph V. Mascelli - FREE INTERNET PDF
Studio Binder discusses Camera Shots, framing and angles (30:55)
Studio Binder discusses camera focus, transitions and lenses (76:33)
KulschevEffect (6:45)
LESSON 05 - Acting and improvisation principles
Improv games
ActingAuditions (38:14)
Acting V1.03 What is Acting (6:18)
Acting V1.04 Essential Personality (9:01)
Acting V1.05 Result Acting Part 1 (6:59)
Acting V1.06 Result Acting Part 2 (11:34)
Acting V1.07 Active Ideas (8:54)
Acting V1.08 Active Allowing Part 1 (6:33)
Acting V1.09 Active Allowing Part 2 (5:43)
Acting V1.11 Specificity Part 2 (6:54)
Acting V1.10 Specificity Part 1 (5:44)
Acting V2.01 Layers Of Behavior (9:28)
Acting V2.02 Good Result Directing (9:12)
Acting V2.03 Limits On Result Directing (11:54)
Acting V2.04 Active Allowing Part 3 (9:18)
Acting V2.05 Character Ownership (6:40)
Acting V2.06 Trait, Flows, Typical behavior (8:02)
Acting V2.07 Dramatic Contrast (4:55)
Acting V2.08 Character Arc (8:00)
Acting V2.09 Objective Overview (5:01)
Acting V2.10 Emotional State Objectives (7:04)
Acting V2.11 Belief Objectives (11:27)
Acting V3.01 Fantasy Objectives (8:20)
Acting V3.02 Good Objectives (7:55)
Acting V3.03 Active Verbs (7:56)
Acting V3.04 Testing Active Verbs (4:36)
Acting V3.05 Finding Beats Part 1 (10:55)
Acting V3.06 Finding Beats Part 2 (4:43)
Acting V3.07 Authentic Transitions (6:53)
Acting V3.08 Active Verbs Problem (10:25)
Acting V3.09 Obstacle Part 1 (6:57)
Acting V3.10 Obstacle Part 2 (8:13)
Acting V3.11 Obstacle Part 3 (9:22)
LESSON 06 - "Save the cat" by Blake Snyder and "Story" by Robert Mckee
ET (10:02)
BackToTheFuture (9:53)
TopGun (9:58)
WhoFramedRogerRabbit (9:54)
Vertigo (10:01)
Hoosiers (9:46)
Annie (9:58)
ShawshankRedemption (10:00)
TrueLies (9:50)
Aliens (10:00)
Interview with Robert McKee on Story (77:24)
LESSON 07 - Design, mood boards and concept art
Concept art websites and examples
Studio Binder discusses concept art and mood boards (12:07)
LESSON 08 - Storyboarding a sequence
What Are Storyboards? (13:06)
Spiderman Drawing Challenge (1:02)
Steven Spielberg discusses storyboarding (26:14)
Ridley Scott discusses storyboarding (8:40)
Storyboarding the shower scene in Psycho with Saul Bass and Alfred Hitchcock (20:36)
LESSON 09 - Animatic creation
Disney Animatics (7:04)
IronMan3 Mansion Attack Animatic (5:54)
Pixar Animatics (16:07)
Illumination Entertainment Animatics (10:10)
LESSON 10 - Previs, Stuntvis and virtual scouting
Will Wright discusses game design (102:08)
Studio Binder discusses concept art and mood boards
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