“In Aristotle’s classic form, outlined in The Poetics, drama takes a three-part form. In Part 1, which I call the World of the Story, we are introduced to the characters, the story’s setting, and the crisis that the hero faces.… — Charles Euchner Copy Share
“Martin Scorcese, the film director, was once asked the secret to a good scene. “Put three people in a room,” he said.” — Charles Euchner Copy Share Image
“In Aristotle’s classic form, outlined in The Poetics, drama takes a three-part form. In Part 1, which I call the World of the Story, we are introduced to the characters, the story’s setting, and the crisis that the hero faces. At the end of this part, the hero takes on a challenge—sometimes by choice, sometimes without choice. In Part 2,… — Charles Euchner Copy Share
