The Story Solution
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KILL WRITER'S BLOCK!
www.thestorysolution.com - Eric Edson encourages writers to overcome writer's block by writing badly with pride. Writing anything - to start ideas flowing from your inner creativity without fear.
ERIC EDSON'S "THE STORY SOLUTION" --
-- Before you write your next screenplay or novel, consider watching this clip from Eric Edson on how to create better stories. Eric Edson’s book provides screenwriting tips for those interested in screenplay writing. Chosen by Amazon as one of the best books on screenwriting, Edson outlines 23 actions used to create three dimensional heroes and vibrant storylines. Visit Eric's website to learn more about movie or novel writing.
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Writer's Nightmare: "Cut, Cut, Cut!"
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www.thestorysolution.com - The publisher told Eric to cut his book in half. A daunting task, but it greatly improved the clarity and quality of the book. Highlights: - 📚 Eric finished writing a book of 130,000 words and approached a publisher. - 😅 The publisher laughed and informed Eric that they don't publish books over 70,000 words. - 😱 Eric was shocked to realize he had to cut his book in ha...
Screenwriters: Before Art Comes Craft!
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www.thestorysolution.com - Tools and techniques in screenwriting serve as the foundation for artistic creation. ERIC EDSON'S "THE STORY SOLUTION" Before you write your next screenplay or novel, consider watching this clip from Eric Edson on how to create better stories. Eric Edson’s book provides screenwriting tips for those interested in screenplay writing. Chosen by Amazon as one of the best ...
Craft Gripping Screenplays with Eric Edson
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TheStorySolution.com - ERIC EDSON'S "THE STORY SOLUTION" Learn the key elements of crafting successful mainstream Hollywood screenplays with Eric Edson, including the importance of change and the structure of "Hero Goal Sequences. Edson emphasizes the significance of an active central character, a strong adversary, and not rushing to send out your screenplay. Highlights 🔄 Change is a fundamenta...
YOUR STORY SOLUTION BEGINS...
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ERIC EDSON'S "THE STORY SOLUTION" www.thestorysolution.com Before you write your next screenplay or novel, consider watching this clip from Eric Edson on how to create better stories. Eric Edson’s book provides screenwriting tips for those interested in screenplay writing. Chosen by Amazon as one of the best books on screenwriting, Edson outlines 23 actions used to create three dimensional hero...
Eric Edson - Stunning Surprise I - How To Grab Your Audience And Hold Them
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www.thestorysolution.com - Eric Edson discusses: - A stunning surprise is defined as something unexpected that changes the hero's life forever. - Act one establishes the hero's ordinary world but also hints that something is wrong. - The hero is unhappy and senses that something is not right. - The surprise must happen to the hero and be a surprise to both the hero and the audience. - The surpr...
Eric Edson - Obligatory Scene & Denouement - How To End Your Movie
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www.thestorysolution.com - The two important elements need to take place in Act 3 of a video: the obligatory scene and the day new ma. The obligatory scene involves a strong human adversary engaging in a decisive battle with the hero. This scene determines the outcome of the story. The day new ma is a quieter moment that wraps up all major sub-stories and shows how they impact the main characte...
Eric Edson - Write A Shocking Reversal For Act Two Of Your Screenplay: Stunning Surprise 2
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www.thestorysolution.com - Eric Edson discusses: - The video script is about two major reversals in a movie, with the second reversal being the biggest and harshest. - The hero goes from almost winning to losing and it seems utterly hopeless, creating the hero's darkest hour. - An example from the movie "Gladiator" is given to illustrate this concept. - In the movie, the hero's moment of great ...
Eric Edson - WRITING CHARACTER GROWTH
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www.thestorysolution.com - Before you write your next screenplay, consider watching this lecture from Eric Edson speaking on how to create better characters for your script. Eric Edson’s The Story Solution provides screenwriting tips for those interested in screenplay writing. Seen as one of the best books on screenwriting, Edson outlines 23 actions used to create three dimensional heroes. Visi...
Eric Edson - How To Begin A Great Story - Inciting Incident
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www.thestorysolution.com - Eric Edson explains the importance of the inciting incident taking place in Act 1 is discussed. The inciting incident is described as the moment when the story truly begins and involves the hero. The example of the movie ET is used to illustrate this concept. Highlights - 🎥 The inciting incident must occur in Act 1 and involve the hero of the story. - 🌍 In the movie E...
Eric Edson - The Point Of No Return For Your Hero - Midpoint Sequence
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www.thestorysolution.com - Eric Edson discusses the importance of the midpoint sequence in a movie, which marks a pivotal moment in character growth and a "point of no return. Highlights 💡 The midpoint sequence in a movie is a crucial moment for character development and signifies a "point of no return." 💪 It's the second major step in character growth, a plateau of change. 🚀 The midpoint is wh...
Screenwriter Eric Edson Speaking About Writing Badly with Pride!
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www.TheStorySolution.com - Eric Edson and The Story Solution team recently attended the largest expo in the screenwriting industry, STORY EXPO in Los Angeles, CA. Starting this year, this expo brought together screenwriters, TV writers, novelists, journalists, graphic novelists, fiction writers, comic book writers and those who understand and appreciate the nuances that make a movie a box offic...
Eric Edson - The Story Solution Lectures
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TheStorySolution.com - Eric Edson's The Story Solution - THE STORY SOLUTION offers a completely new approach to building powerful screen stories that will keep producers, agents and audiences glued to their chairs. Accomplished screenwriter and university professor Eric Edson reveals the 23 actions used in every successful movie to create dynamic, three dimensional heroes while linking together...

Komentáře

  • @matteogarzi4339
    @matteogarzi4339 Před 7 dny

    Amazing lectures, Thanks a lot

  • @charlesnathan1355
    @charlesnathan1355 Před 9 dny

    Do these tools also work for a 6 Act television pilot?

  • @biancaborgesfauro1453

    So what is the one person Adversary in Legally Blonde? Is the boyfriend or is the professor?

  • @batoolbhojani3651
    @batoolbhojani3651 Před 20 dny

    What if the hero wants revenge , how do we justify

  • @knowen32
    @knowen32 Před měsícem

    Thank you

  • @ryanhowell4492
    @ryanhowell4492 Před měsícem

    I’m planning on creating horror movie project to get ahead of this year’s halloween

  • @ryanhowell4492
    @ryanhowell4492 Před měsícem

    cool

  • @film_magician
    @film_magician Před měsícem

    More of this please! Love your book. Love your teachings.... ok back to my script.

  • @mr.9754
    @mr.9754 Před 2 měsíci

    Love your videos/insight, but I’m 31:51 a little confused. At the 30 min mark, you talk about the hero’s 2nd physical battle where they succeed which is at “HGS 17 or 18”, but isn’t the SS2 (aka Hero’s darkest hour) also at HS17/18?

  • @JackManhire
    @JackManhire Před 3 měsíci

    Is the pattern more elastic for 80k-100k novels?

  • @jayashreechakravarthy4949
    @jayashreechakravarthy4949 Před 9 měsíci

    Please look at the sex we had in my mind. Ask yourself, does he want me or does he want to make me a useless lump after a great night and come back when my energy is back.

  • @strangefilm157
    @strangefilm157 Před 9 měsíci

    Excellent thankyou Mr Edson!😊

  • @Obscurainc
    @Obscurainc Před 10 měsíci

    wheres the full video for this? thank uu

  • @Obscurainc
    @Obscurainc Před 10 měsíci

    Can someone please help clarify this for me? if Act 2 has also 6 hero goal sequences,, which means it already covers 12 sequences total up on act 2, when does sequence 18, which the stunning surprise 2 takes place, comes into play?? thank you

    • @olefosshaug5565
      @olefosshaug5565 Před 5 měsíci

      6 hero goal sequences in the first act. Then in act II you have 6 hero goal sequences up to the midpoint, then another 6 hero goal sequences for the rest of act II. In act III you have usually 2-3 hero goal sequences, but here you have more freedom to choose less or more

  • @bartgr9008
    @bartgr9008 Před rokem

    You wrote one hell of a book!

  • @teddy_miljard
    @teddy_miljard Před rokem

    I will be the best screenplay writer in the word, thanks to Mr. Edson. 🥳

  • @film_magician
    @film_magician Před rokem

    This was great. Thank you!

  • @drKanti865
    @drKanti865 Před rokem

    This make sense to me..Thanks

  • @CQCProductionsLLC
    @CQCProductionsLLC Před rokem

    24:50

  • @deathfellow6737
    @deathfellow6737 Před rokem

    Thanks for the video

  • @sunshineeveryday10
    @sunshineeveryday10 Před 2 lety

    This interview absolutely intrigued me even more, because the story that I am writing in a film script has every single beat that was addressed in this interview. I absolutely love this and would recommend any screen writer to watch this video!

  • @atomsmovie
    @atomsmovie Před 2 lety

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  • @rogerwelsh2335
    @rogerwelsh2335 Před 2 lety

    Studios must not follow any of this advice because the vast majority of movies suck anymore. TV series on the hand, keep getting better.

  • @rogerwelsh2335
    @rogerwelsh2335 Před 2 lety

    This “exact” counting of scenes is what crushes art. I am not buying it at all

    • @Thestorysolution
      @Thestorysolution Před 2 lety

      Hi Roger, thanks for your comment. You’ve stated here a common misunderstanding about my storytelling paradigm. I am NOT saying writers must use an exact number of scenes in a film story. No. I’m pointing out that there is a verifiable pattern in the number of action sequence GOALS pursued by the Hero or Heroine in movies that work for audiences, no matter how many scenes you want to put in each Hero GOAL Sequence. I’ve traced this pattern as far back as Sophocles’ “Oedipus Rex.” And my saying there are only 21 to 23 Hero Goal Sequences in successful movies is like saying “there are only 12 notes on a piano, repeated through 8 octaves of ever higher registers - and they have been used to create all of music as we know it.” Both are true. My paradigm is about the plot pattern through which visual storytelling communicates best to the human mind. That’s all. The story you want to tell about the characters you create, and in what genre, historical period, and style you want to tell it, remains entirely up to you, the artist. Thanks. All best wishes, Eric

  • @bilanliao5061
    @bilanliao5061 Před 2 lety

    I learned a lot from Eric’s lectures!

  • @notcooljustlame
    @notcooljustlame Před 2 lety

    What's plot point one of Matilda?

  • @Michaelmuq
    @Michaelmuq Před 2 lety

    Great book. Thank you Prof

  • @ryanrevland4333
    @ryanrevland4333 Před 2 lety

    Been waiting for Story Solution on audiobook and just saw it dropped last November. Purchased and excited to listen!

  • @proctoscopefilms
    @proctoscopefilms Před 2 lety

    Eric Edson is what happens when Mr. Lahey stops drinking.

  • @KajsaBernhardina
    @KajsaBernhardina Před 2 lety

    Art is delicate. Art is complex. It has heart, not just brains. Which is why it’s so important to have those who love the story make the final decisions about it. A story is not a machine that anyone with technical skill can just go in and fix. It’s so easy to break it. One must take into account all the heart authors put into their stories and treat that as sacred. Allow the heart to flourish. That’s what I love about Eric Edson’s approach to craft: It allows the heart to flourish. You can stick to any other formula and see the heart and soul go out of your script. But what I have found with Eric Edson’s techniques is that they keep the heart of the story intact all the way from beginning to end. I highly recommend his book and lectures. Thank you Eric Edson for helping young writers like myself discover how we can tell our stories in a way that resonates with others. I can’t tell you have much I have apprecited your work. You have a genuine desire to make every individual writer flourish and it is truly inspiring.

  • @Damacles9
    @Damacles9 Před 2 lety

    Love it!!!

  • @FlyingOverTr0ut
    @FlyingOverTr0ut Před 2 lety

    Good to see you upload again.

    • @Thestorysolution
      @Thestorysolution Před 2 lety

      Thanks, FlyingOverTrOut. It' great to have you aboard.

  • @KajsaBernhardina
    @KajsaBernhardina Před 2 lety

    I’m so grateful for this channel and Eric Edson’s teachinga. The HGS structure is helping me leave writers block behind forever. I never get stuck anymore since I learned this method. Simply brilliant! Thank you!

  • @rayheurist8253
    @rayheurist8253 Před 2 lety

    Yt

  • @uri6948
    @uri6948 Před 2 lety

    Time Stamp: 00:00 - Theme 08:55 - Character Behavior

  • @at-last
    @at-last Před 2 lety

    23:00

  • @Evangelin99
    @Evangelin99 Před 2 lety

    Thank you so much for your explanation! It was very useful 😊

  • @jaguarazul
    @jaguarazul Před 2 lety

    😍👌👏👏👏

  • @anavonrebeur6121
    @anavonrebeur6121 Před 2 lety

    I saw Collateral. How the heck you write the scene of the shooting at the disco?

  • @atulgupta7573
    @atulgupta7573 Před 3 lety

    This man is best in what he does