How the Story Goes

We come for the plot. We stay for the characters. There are things you can do to make a character interesting enough to grab an audience and keep them turning pages.

In this episode we continue the interview with Barrett discussing post production, editing, and the sacrifices that come with being a writer or creator.

Indie Filmmaker Barrett Burgin talks storytelling through cinema. The story of a film is created three times: script, production, and in the editing room.

Inspiration strikes like lightning, but if you can bottle it and channel it into your creative endeavors your life fulfillment will be ratcheted up ten fold.

5 steps that will get you into the habit of writing. Consistency is everything and a secret ingredient will hold you to the task. This process will help writers, but it also works for just about any goal.

Anyone can hook an audience with an intriguing mystery or a dangerous situation. The hard part is making it all add up to something meaningful. The hard part is in Act 3 when it all comes to a climax.

Stories are in our blood. We connect through them and they shape our beliefs systems which in turn has an impact on society. Stories touch our souls.