Storytelling
7 Tips TV Writers Can Learn from “House of the Dragon” Episode 1
The pilot episode of House of the Dragon is a great example of how to make a complex story with many characters easy to understand.
The pilot episode of House of the Dragon is a great example of how to make a complex story with many characters easy to understand.
From a philosophy perspective, the most important part of WandaVision is what the series makes us question about ourselves.
The ensemble cast of Black Sails proves that writing complex characters in pursuit of opposing goals creates highly compelling storytelling.
Cobra Kai’s pilot episode shows why every villain thinks he’s the hero of his own story… and why he’s also his own worst enemy.
A hero is only as good as his villain, and that’s where Shazam’s plot problems start.
Captain Marvel offers a smart answer to a hard storytelling question: how do you make a compelling movie about the world’s strongest hero?
How did Steve Harrington become one of the most popular characters on Stranger Things?
From Superman to Iron Man, the difference between a hero and an antihero was always clear.. until now. Here’s what changed, and why it matters.
The Incredibles movies explore complicated themes and complex characters — but are they also full of contradictions?
10 years after Marvel Studios released Iron Man, here’s how that movie’s success has been duplicated in every MCU film since.