The Key to Successful Stories is Resonance

[Story_Marc]

New video out now! I tackle a couple of things that will make sense of several things, including the idea of storytelling rules and how they aren't even frameworks like some people often say. I define what stories are and what storytelling is, tackle the key to success with writing, etc.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

Looks nice. Too long for me to listen to now though. Hopefully this evening.

 

[Story_Marc]

Looks nice. Too long for me to listen to now though. Hopefully this evening.

Understandable there! A part of me wishes I could still do the smaller videos, but I've learned my lesson from how people act and what YouTube wants. No matter though, I've the website for things like that now.

 

[RepresentingWrath]

 

[RepresentingCaution]

Oh, sexy new look! Is that recent, or have I missed a bunch?

 

[Story_Marc]

Oh, sexy new look! Is that recent, or have I missed a bunch?

Recent! Based on my IRL appearance, per the usual.

 

[CharlesEBrown]

The Marvels had a major problem in that silly "Disney World' scene where everyone communicates through song and dance alone... Kind of cute but mostly just DUMB (especially when a bilingual character turns up)... Maybe that is NEGATIVE resonance?

 

[Story_Marc]

The Marvels had a major problem in that silly "Disney World' scene where everyone communicates through song and dance alone... Kind of cute but mostly just DUMB (especially when a bilingual character turns up)... Maybe that is NEGATIVE resonance?

I'd argue that is the result of self-indulgence, which I'll discuss far more in next week's episode. Disney Marvel and Disney Star Wars have suffered big time due to self-indulgence, which interferes with resonance since certain things I mention in this video, particularly with what storytelling is, don't matter to someone who is self-indulgent. It's not about communication to them, it's about self-expression. And I've serious problems with that even if I feel self-expression does have it's place.