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These are great

This was stellar. Thank you!

No time wasted, ima go make something bad

Bro this is exactly what I needed!

Loved this series! Quick, straight to the point, and very informative. It's videos like these that help the next generation of filmmakers, so thank you for the wisdom

Loved this series so much. Thank you!

You can tell this was made pre-Elon, because he said Facebook is bad for you, but not Twitter. 😂😂 All jokes aside, I loved this series!! Thank you so much, Seth!!

more videos should be two minutes on youtube in general tbh

Oh man I agree!

Awesome!

There's so much gold in these tips. I'll have to come back and rewatch it multiple times to let them all sink in.

I won’t say these advices are entirely wrong, but I think there are other things that needs more focus 1) What is the goal of this dialogue? 2) What ‘realistically’, would this character actually say? Forced humor kills, just look at Marvel’s examples. A meaningless dialogue is a waste of time. Understand why your character is going to talk and write it authentically. If there’s no reason for them to talk, literally don’t even write the scene.

This is arguably the hardest to understand story structure I have ever come across.

Great video!

Great video man! You should drop a link to that album somewhere on here also

omg i just fell in love with these writing tool. I spend the last months studying story structure but was having a hard time to properly lay out what i've learned in a way it actaully worker and this just came in very handy

Don't ✍be ✍on ✍cocaine.✍ Thanks for the shout-out Seth! ☺

Thanks for the tip! 👍

Tempo looks like a short shot in more than one location.

the effort put into this WOAH. Great video dude!! Super entertaining/educational/useful.

Glad I found ur channel. Thanks for the tips

The 'Dan Harmon Story Circle'?

This is great stuff

Instructions unclear. Sprinting through lines of cocaine.

Damn, I have never thought about it like this. This might just help on my current project

I just found your channel. You provide great value. I will definetely be using some of these advice for my own.

Love this series. Love this video. Love you!

These are great, Seth and team. Thanks for the valuable insights. I am a fan of the Storyclock notebook and used it to sketch out my most recent screenplay, which I recently finished after 2 years of work. I look forward to watching the rest of this series!

Oef, the way your thumbnail design morphs into the video when autoplayed 😩👌🏾

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And because of this video...today we have twister 2.

this is type of content I've been waiting for :D🤩🤩🤩

ohh great. Waiting...

Oh, is this out of the triune store now? I have this series!

He’s back!

i heart you

Criminally underrated video! Great tips

So what you're saying is we should try to tell an epic trilogy in 5 minutes? LOL, thanks for the advice. Thinking about it, I do notice that my favorite shorts really just say one thing.

you are awesome man, your movie is awesome, your guide is awesome, thank you for helping other self taught film maker man.

the movie old/new is really good. i thought heavy reliance on narration and dialogue can make the film really stale, cliche, and boring, but you found a new spin on it. You are a pretty good writer.

Thank you so much! I indulge in learning anything about filmmaking. Aren't we lucky to be in the creative arena. I look forward to seeing more of your work and/or tutorials. (Actress)

Taste. I like that : )

Cool!

Mocap suit. Thank you. Had to look it up. My word of the day : )

LOL. Great idea!

Colour palettes also act as subconscious triggers for the audience as well. LOL, the creation never ends (re plan B, C, ...)

LOL, enjoyed the narration; it's like Dr Seuss for adults : )

I love your child inside!

Still funny after all these years.