The Narrative Breakdown Podcast: The Archive
Here’s another one that never made it into the sidebar for some reason, so it’ll be new to a lot of you. Hey guys, did you know that before I had my own podcast, I was a semi-regular guest on the Narrative Breakdown podcast with James Monohan and Cheryl Klein? We covered a lot of good stuff over the years, and here I am archiving it for the first time. Enjoy! (And once you’re done listening to these, go back and listen to all the others!)
Unfortunately, these links aren’t working anymore, but you can still subscribe to the podcast on iTunes and find each of these episodes there:
- Episode 7: Scene Construction 1: Character Expectations and Tactics
- Episode 10: Generating Characters for an Ensemble Cast
- Episode 15: The Power of Irony
- Episode 18: Subtext
- Episode 24: Thriller Types and Tropes
- Episode 31: Flip-Side Strengths
- Episode 39: Character Goals and Philosophies
- Episode 46: When Stories Lie
- Episode 50: Screenplays of 2014
- Episode 58: Strong Episodic Concepts
- Episode 65: Misunderstood Characters
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