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Discovering the Hidden Narrative Code Within a Great Story

Narrative First: where story is always king

English - October 28, 2016 04:19 - 33 minutes - 31.1 MB - ★★★★★ - 11 ratings
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In this episode we take you step-by-step through a deep thematic analysis of The Dark Horse--a tremendous independent film out of New Zealand.


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Show Notes & Links

Alex Hull Wins Movie of the Week on Destiny! My son, who composed and performed the theme for the Narrative First podcast won the community prize for the video game Destiny with his 15-minute orchestration of the score from the game.
Destiny Become Legend Symphony A direct link to Alex's symphony. Couldn't be prouder!
Nanowrimo November is National Novel Writing Month, or Nanowrimo. If you need help preparing the structure of your story, you might want to consider the Dramatica Mentorship Program
Swiss Army Man A story of a man and a dead man farting their way to happiness
Storyforming: The Dark Horse Screencast showing how a Dramatica Story Expert unravels the hidden storyform of a great film
The Dark Horse Our original analysis of the film
How to Find the Narrative Code Within a Great Story Our article documenting the process of analyzing a solid narrative