Btw, you usually mention story, story, story. But you don't define exactly what STORY is. Can you define it in a sentence what it is. Yes, everyone should know what the story is or what you're referring to when you say story. However, if somebody doesn't actually know what a story is how can they tell said STORY, or rather how will the screenwriter be able to write a story.
Yes, it's irritating when there's literally cell phone text imposed on the screen of what characters are typing to each other. Its one thing to read subtitles for foreign language film but this is altogether different. And you got to read it before the next shot comes on the screen. Ultimately, it goes against the very drama that's supposed to take place to begin with.
I did enjoy Untamed (probably because it's hard to find great stuff among the sea of stuff available), and I enjoyed hearing your take on it -- thanks for your podcasts. I continue to learn a lot from you, Richard.
Btw, you usually mention story, story, story. But you don't define exactly what STORY is. Can you define it in a sentence what it is. Yes, everyone should know what the story is or what you're referring to when you say story. However, if somebody doesn't actually know what a story is how can they tell said STORY, or rather how will the screenwriter be able to write a story.
Yes, it's irritating when there's literally cell phone text imposed on the screen of what characters are typing to each other. Its one thing to read subtitles for foreign language film but this is altogether different. And you got to read it before the next shot comes on the screen. Ultimately, it goes against the very drama that's supposed to take place to begin with.
I did enjoy Untamed (probably because it's hard to find great stuff among the sea of stuff available), and I enjoyed hearing your take on it -- thanks for your podcasts. I continue to learn a lot from you, Richard.