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Seminar in english » Masterclass STORY
Masterclass STORY
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December 4th - December 7th, 2013 (4 days) in Paris




Robert McKee's Story Seminar
The masterclass is in english, with a simultaneous translation in french

Ideal for Screenwriters, TV Writers, Novelists, Playwrights, Filmmakers, Directors, Producers, Documentary Makers, Actors and more!

We invite you to join us for four stimulating and information-packed days with Robert McKee as he reveals the essential elements of story design that help separate great stories from the rest of the pack. Using examples from over 100 films, in addition to television shows and novels, Robert McKee demonstrates why structure and story design are about form and principles, not formulas and rules.

Each 4-day Story event runs Wenesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday , beginning at 9:30am and closing at 7:00pm each day.

Two-time Academy Award-winning screenwriter William Goldman wrote, in his most recent book, "It's four full days over a single weekend, and no one feels cheated when he's done. I wish he had been around when I started writing CUT TO for a living."

Bestselling novelist Steve Pressfield simply said, "McKee is not only the best teacher of writing I've ever had, but the best teacher of anything."


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STORY SEMINAR
AGENDA FILM LISTPLACE


December 4th : 8:00 AM- 9:00 AM

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December 4th : 9:00 AM- 7:00 PM

• The writer and the art of story
• The decline of story in contemporary film, television, theatre and literature
• Story design : the meaning of story, the limitations and inspiration of story structure & genre, the debate between character vs story design.
• Premise Idea, Couner Idea, Controlling Idea
• Story structure : beat, scene, sequence, act, story



December 5th : 9:00 AM- 7:00 PM
• Mapping of story universe : Archplot, Miniplot, Antiplot
• Shapping the source of story energy and creation
• Act design : The great sweep and body of story
• The first major story event (the inciting incident)
• Scene design in story : turning points, emotional dynamics, setup/payoff, the nature of choice
• Ordering and linking scenes
• Exposition : dramatizing your characters, the story setting, creating back story



December 6th : 9:00 AM- 7:00 PM
• The principles of antagonism
• Crisis, climax and resolution
• Putting the elements of story together
• The principles of character dimension and design
• The text : description, dialogue, and poetics
• The spectrum of story genres


December 7th : 9:00 AM- 7:00 PM
• Story adaptations
• Scene analysis : text and sub-text; design through dialogue vs design through action
• The writer's method : working from the inside out; the creative process from inspiration to final draft.
• How it all works : the principles of the previous 2-1/2 days applied in a 6-hour, scene by scene screening and analysis of Casablanca





LIST OF FILMS THAT ROBERT MCKEE REFERS DURING THE STORY SEMINAR :

  • A Fish Called Wanda
  • After Hours
  • Alien
  • American Beauty
  • And Justice For All
  • Armadeus
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Bienvenue Chez Les Ch’tis
  • Bridesmaids
  • Brokeback Mountain
  • Carnal Knowledge
  • CASABLANCA
  • Chinatown
  • Coco Before Chanel
  • Death in Venice
  • Deer Hunter
  • Diabolique
  • Godfather I & II
  • Intouchables
  • Jaws
  • Kiss of Spider Woman
  • Kramer vs. Kramer
  • La Vie En Rose
  • Leaving Las Vegas
  • Life is Beautiful
  • Mrs. Soffiel
  • Ordinary People
  • Rocky
  • Star Wars I, II, V
  • Streetcar Named Desire
  • Tender Mercies
  • Terminator Witness
  • The Artist
  • The English Patient
  • The Reader


Story take place to the movie theater
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4 juin - 7 juin 2013 Les nouveaux médias Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
17 juin - 21 juin 2013 Droits d'auteurs & contrats Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
24 juin - 28 juin 2013 Comment financer un projet cinéma et télévision Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
30 sept - 4 oct 2013 Comment monter des coproductions cinématographiques européennes et internationales Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
14 oct - 19 oct 2013 Le documentaire dans tous ses états Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
21 oct - 25 oct 2013 Le transmédia Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
12 nov - 15 nov 2013 Distribution : le Marketing du Cinéma Lieu : 3 rue la Bruyère Paris 9e
4 déc - 7 déc 2013 Masterclass STORY Lieu : Paris
8 avr - 10 avr 2014 Masterclass Les Outils de la Narration Lieu : Cinéma le BALZAC - Paris Champs-Elysées
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