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Aug 3 2021 Readings
Teams and Readings for Aug 3 2021
Prompt 1:
Write a story of any genre about a character whose reality is not the truth and how they handle it if/when they find out the truth. Is it more interesting to watch them in their sham reality or to deal with the fallout from learning the truth (Truman Show, Total Recall, Westworld?). Who else knows about this altered reality or is it a large scale ruse for many? Or is it just a story in their own mind and their perception is creating the altered reality? 0.00 USD
Prompt 2:
Write a script of any length that features two characters, optionally of opposing views/morals, who are living separate lives until they are united a little later in the story and their journeys are linked. Focus on creating an interesting reason for how their separate experiences come together and why they stay in each other’s lives (Up, Collateral, Changing Lanes). What do these characters gain from being exposed to the other’s perspective?0.00 USD
Prompt 2:
Write a script of any length that features two characters, optionally of opposing views/morals, who are living separate lives until they are united a little later in the story and their journeys are linked. Focus on creating an interesting reason for how their separate experiences come together and why they stay in each other’s lives (Up, Collateral, Changing Lanes). What do these characters gain from being exposed to the other’s perspective?0.00 USD
Aug 17 2021 Readings
Teams and Readings for Aug 17 2021
Prompt 3:
Write a short about one event that is happening to two or three people and find a creative way to tell the story from all of their perspectives (or write the same story from each of their perspectives separately). Focus on showing how vast differences of perspective can affect how a story is perceived by the characters and audience. Also think about how seeing things from another character’s perspective can help you illustrate different details in telling their story. 0.00 USD
Prompt 3:
Write a short about one event that is happening to two or three people and find a creative way to tell the story from all of their perspectives (or write the same story from each of their perspectives separately). Focus on showing how vast differences of perspective can affect how a story is perceived by the characters and audience. Also think about how seeing things from another character’s perspective can help you illustrate different details in telling their story. 0.00 USD
Aug 31 2021 Readings
Teams and Readings for Aug 31 2021
Prompt 3:
Write a short about one event that is happening to two or three people and find a creative way to tell the story from all of their perspectives (or write the same story from each of their perspectives separately). Focus on showing how vast differences of perspective can affect how a story is perceived by the characters and audience. Also think about how seeing things from another character’s perspective can help you illustrate different details in telling their story. 0.00 USD
Prompt 4:
Write a short that develops ever-increasing tension before giving the audience catharsis through a plot twist or an important turn of events. Focus on maintaining tension throughout, a progressive and believable scaling of events and ensuring a powerful payoff for your characters and audience. Have fun and don’t be afraid to play with genre(s).0.00 USD
Prompt 1:
Write a story of any genre about a character whose reality is not the truth and how they handle it if/when they find out the truth. Is it more interesting to watch them in their sham reality or to deal with the fallout from learning the truth (Truman Show, Total Recall, Westworld?). Who else knows about this altered reality or is it a large scale ruse for many? Or is it just a story in their own mind and their perception is creating the altered reality? 0.00 USD
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