I continue to hammer into my students’ minds the idea that the story is the most important thing, even in a visual/technological artform like cinema.
I continue to hammer into my students’ minds the idea that the story is the most important thing, even in a visual/technological artform like cinema. I have always appreciated Barbara Nicolosi’s thoughts about screenwriting (didn’t know she was Catholic.)
In a very real sense, we need stories to teach us how to live. We enjoy the lessons because stories delight us with their artistry.
From Patheos.com — Storytelling: a Dying Art? Talking with Screenwriter Barbara Nicolosi.
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I'm a husband, father, and adopted child of God. Vocationally, I'm a visual storyteller; that means filmmaker with all its possible variations as the world of visual storytelling grows and changes. I like to tell and pass on stories that help people find the place where their deep satisfaction meets the others' deep needs.
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