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How to tell successful stories

by John Yorke Story Team | Jun 16, 2015 | characters, John Yorke, script advice, wants and needs

How do you start a story – and push through to the end? In a Q&A with students on our Storytelling for Screenwriting online course, John Yorke offered some practical tips. Including when it’s right to kill a character, tell a lie, or write about a hairbrush….    ...

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