Hey folks, Freddie here. Thank you so much for downloading the first episode of Story Break, the first of hopefully many to come.

We've always wanted to get back into podcasts after we ended Face Rocker,

and we thought that this was a cool way to both show you kind of what's going on inside the writer's room and how we approach story and what those conversations are like and also give us a chance to play around with characters, universes, and IP that we are definitely not big time enough to get access to.

So hopefully you have a good time listening to it and if you do, if you head on over to the iTunes

page, the show page, and give us a rating or a review that would be much appreciated.

I'm sure everyone here will think you're just the bees knees for doing it but don't

do it if you like it like don't don't do it just because I'm telling you too

right? Yeah come on on, think for yourself.

Anyway, here's story break.

Hey folks, welcome to Story Break. This is a new Rocket Jump podcast, an experimental one,

where myself, Will Campos, say hi Will.

Hi Will, wink!

And Matt Arnold.

Hi.

Sort of the resident writing story extraordinaryers

here at Rocketjim.

I'm not including myself, by the way, in that I'm just sort of here to watch the process.

I wasn't going to correct you on that or anything. Well, we try and we take a concept and we try and break a story for it and go through the process that we do for our own projects.

But maybe for this we'll do them for projects that we may not necessarily ever have a chance to do.

So dream projects are just crazy off the wall things.

And this week, we are going to give our shot,

give an attempt to break the story for an adaptation of the Nintendo video game The Legend of Zelda.

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