Once in the ritual of story, audiences react to every image, visual or auditory, symbolically. We instinctively sense that each object, word and setting has been selected to mean more than itself, and so we connote every denotation. A well-told story, well directed and acted, will be a good story. All that, plus an enrichment and deepening of the work’s expressivity through the writer’s skilled command of imagery, will be a great story.
In this new 3-part webinar series, McKee teaches you how to elevate your story, how to create images for the eye versus the ear, and the art of writing prose versus dialogue and settings, before concluding the series with a masterclass on the many ways to employ single, multiple and merged image systems in your work.
Learn more about Robert McKee's IMAGERY IN FICTION Webinar Series:
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