'Plot map' presentation slideshows

Storytelling in Hollywood

Storytelling in Hollywood. Everyone Has a Story to Tell. Basic Plot Map. But Who Says?. WHY do stories have to be told in this linear fashion? So DO they HAVE to? Where have you seen films NOT follow the plot map?. Examples. Pulp Fiction Memento Sliding Doors 500 Days of Summer

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Fictional Narrative Writing

Fictional Narrative Writing. Short Story Development. Narrative Writing. To Entertain To Narrate Something happens to someone, somewhere, sometime. Your story needs to have a plot , at least one character , and a setting for the action. It also needs a point of view and a narrator .

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Independent Study Assignments

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Independent Study Assignments

Independent Study Assignments. Due November 24 Trimester 1 Week 13 Instructor: Mrs. Darci Syfert-Busk. Objectives. Understand how proportions apply to geometric figures Understand how geometric figures are similar/dissimilar.

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Spatial Analysis

Spatial Analysis. Maps, Points, and Grid Counts. Maps in R. Simple maps and profiles can be constructed using basic R functions Basic uses Grid map with values in each square Piece-plot map of artifacts Piece-plot profile Contour map (and filled contour) 3d perspective map. Grid Map.

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Semester Exam Review

Semester Exam Review. Vocabulary. Lesson 1 - 1) blurb-the description of a book that appears on the inside front cover or the back of the book 2) fiction-works that present events or content that are imaginary

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Writing Memoir Lesson 3

Writing Memoir Lesson 3. Using PLOT & Conflict From a Course taught at the Osher Life Long Learning Institute Curriculum, Instructor & Designer: Deborah Wilbrink. YOUR STORY: ELEMENTS. Setting: Where and When? Character: Dialog and Action Plot Conflict Moral Theme And more.

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The Plot Progression

The Plot Progression. From beginning to end. The plot map. Where do we begin?. The preliminary situation is the explanation of events that occurred before the play begins In olden times, it was covered in the very first scene, called the Prologue

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