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#60 How To Write A Song Based On A Story (Key Story Moments)
Discover the five key story moments that allow you to hit every mark when telling a story - whether it's in your novel, your screenplay, or your song.
In this video, we explore the 5 key moments for a cautionary and a prescriptive tale. Spoiler: They are the same, but there's one significant difference. And I show you in the video what that is.
💡 What you'll learn:
- the powerful progression of a story that works so that you can tell a story that will keep your audience engaged
- the progression of a prescriptive and a cautionary story
- where to begin your story, where to end it, and what to put in the middle so that you are never lost and know exactly what to focus on
If you’re new to my channel, my name is Melanie Naumanni. I’m the creator of LyricMastery.com. It’s the place where you can master the craft of storytelling in songwriting and discover how to craft your lyric's content. I've been a story editor since 2015, and a Story Grid Certified Editor since 2019.
Leave your thoughts and questions in the comments below – I love hearing from you and I will read / reply to every comment.
âš¡Grab your CHECKLIST on Storytelling in Songwriting
https://www.lyricmastery.com/storytelling-checklist
â–ºWant to WRITE songs that tell a story? Go here: https://www.lyricmastery.com
â–ºOnline Course on Storytelling in Songwriting. Go here: https://www.lyricmastery.com/start
â–º Subscribe to see a new video each week, and a breakdown of the 5 key story moments in a popular song each day.
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Discover the five key story moments that allow you to hit every mark when telling a story - whether it's in your novel, your screenplay, or your song.
In this video, we explore the 5 key moments for a cautionary and a prescriptive tale. Spoiler: They are the same, but there's one significant difference. And I show you in the video what that is.
💡 What you'll learn:
- the powerful progression of a story that works so that you can tell a story that will keep your audience engaged
- the progression of a prescriptive and a cautionary story
- where to begin your story, where to end it, and what to put in the middle so that you are never lost and know exactly what to focus on
If you’re new to my channel, my name is Melanie Naumanni. I’m the creator of LyricMastery.com. It’s the place where you can master the craft of storytelling in songwriting and discover how to craft your lyric's content. I've been a story editor since 2015, and a Story Grid Certified Editor since 2019.
Leave your thoughts and questions in the comments below – I love hearing from you and I will read / reply to every comment.
âš¡Grab your CHECKLIST on Storytelling in Songwriting
https://www.lyricmastery.com/storytelling-checklist
â–ºWant to WRITE songs that tell a story? Go here: https://www.lyricmastery.com
â–ºOnline Course on Storytelling in Songwriting. Go here: https://www.lyricmastery.com/start
â–º Subscribe to see a new video each week, and a breakdown of the 5 key story moments in a popular song each day.
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