Hi everyone,
Here’s info on a great workshop on UNDERSTANDING THE MIND OF THE HERO – so you can create compelling, convincing, and captivating characters in your storytelling.
A not-to-be-missed event for screenwriters, novelists, actors, directors, producers, and STORYTELLERS of ALL TYPES!
As always, there’s a great discount for INFOLIST.com (only $30!) – details are below!
Good luck, have a great day, and don’t forget to dream big!
-Jeff
Jeffrey R. Gund
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THE SPOTLIGHT WORKSHOPS
presents
UNDERSTANDING THE
MIND OF THE HERO
CREATING CHARACTERS THAT ARE CAPTIVATING, CONVINCING, AND COMPELLING
SATURDAY, April 7th, 2018
9am – 12 noon
at
CBS Radford Studios
4024 Radford Avenue
Studio City, CA 91604
To create a compelling hero, you have to understand what motivates a hero…
Captivating stories need convincing, complex, and compelling characters, especially when it comes to the archetypal hero, since people often see a need for a hero, aspire to be the hero, and desire to identify with the hero. A well-crafted hero not only serves the story, but also helps audiences navigate through their own journeys.
Learn the intricacies of the hero, why this archetype is important to the human spirit, and about creating the mind of the hero that is psychologically and philosophically compelling.
Novelist Brian S. Chan will teach about crafting the hero and the use of the universal monomythic plot structure, presenting substantive content and facilitating helpful exercises. This is the first Spotlight Workshop in a series of three that covers the hero archetype, the shadow archetype, and the companion, sage & shapeshifter archetypes.
Who should attend:
Screenwriters, novelists, actors, directors, producers, and STORYTELLERS of ALL TYPES!
By the end of this class you’ll be able to:
* Understand the importance of the hero character and how to make it matter to audiences’
* Understand the mind and motivations of the hero
* Know the principles and techniques for crafting a well-developed hero’s mind
PLUS – this will be a great networking event to meet other industry professionals!
SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR INFOLIST.com!!
PREMIUM and PRO InfoList Members get $10 OFF!! That’s just $30 (normally $40!) for an informative afternoon at CBS Studios! UPGRADE NOW so you can take advantage of this special offer!
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TO REGISTER:
We will fill up fast – register now at:
Requirements: Bring something to take notes.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR:
BRIAN S. CHAN is a conference speaker and has done a number of other Spotlight workshops for The Greenhouse, including Cultivating Your Creativity and Beauty in Story. He has been a professor at Biola University for 12 years, teaching philosophy of beauty and philosophy of heroes and villains, has a doctorate in philosophy & culture, was a judge for the 168 Film Festival for three years, and is the founder and director of Creativity Catalyst. He is the author of The Purple Curtain and Not Easily Broken, published in 2015 by Curious Books, and is the contributing author of the chapter “Shadow” in It Was Good, soon-to-be released by Square Halo Books. He is also a visual artist, is a member of the Burbank Art Association, and has exhibited his works in the San Francisco Bay Area, Manhattan (NY), Beverly Hills, Sacramento, Chicago, Dallas, and Pasadena.
REGISTER NOW:
We will fill up fast – register now at:
For questions or more information, please email us at:
info@greenhouseproductions.com
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