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A discussion with Sitong Che
Chris and Christy talk with Sitong Che about her many creative projects, including a fun and challenging story concept she’s been working on. We discuss multiple approaches to getting to know your main characters, how putting characters in conflict can teach you about your story, and some of the differences between
performance-based art and stories on the page. We also talk about Sitong’s collaborative process and why both Chris and Christy believe in giving their fictional characters “free will.” (Thanks, Sitong, for that and so many other insights, and for bringing us your story!) This one was so much fun to record
and covers a lot of ground!
Shout outs:
Lives of Dentists - Rotten Tomatoes) based on the amazing novella The
Age of Grief by Jane Smiley, to which Christy gives a million thumbs up)
Mother and Friends
Links and such:
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By Chris LodwigChris and Christy talk with Sitong Che about her many creative projects, including a fun and challenging story concept she’s been working on. We discuss multiple approaches to getting to know your main characters, how putting characters in conflict can teach you about your story, and some of the differences between
performance-based art and stories on the page. We also talk about Sitong’s collaborative process and why both Chris and Christy believe in giving their fictional characters “free will.” (Thanks, Sitong, for that and so many other insights, and for bringing us your story!) This one was so much fun to record
and covers a lot of ground!
Shout outs:
Lives of Dentists - Rotten Tomatoes) based on the amazing novella The
Age of Grief by Jane Smiley, to which Christy gives a million thumbs up)
Mother and Friends
Links and such: