Screenwriting

Dramatic irony is a literary device in which the audience knows more than the characters in a story. It is often used to depict ambiguity and keep the audience guessing … Read more

Movies have a way of broadening the perspective. They are a great way for students to escape for a few hours and get some fresh insight into the world. Movies … Read more

Movies can produce strong feelings, from crying to laughing. Some movies can even bring out a mindset of courage and bravery that the viewer may not have known they possessed. … Read more

In a Person vs. Person (or Character vs. Character) conflict, the protagonist and antagonist work and struggle for victory over each other. This is a storytelling technique that pits two … Read more

We’ve talked about storytelling techniques that focus on a character’s conflict with external forces: versus nature, the supernatural, and another character. The ones we’ll focus on in this article are … Read more

Conflict, a struggle between two opposing forces, is what drives a story’s plot. Confronted by the main character/s, this is what creates the narrative and creates challenges. It’s what the … Read more