Titan Tips - Day 5

Marketing Fruit

Julian Kelly

Business, Entrepreneurship

5 • 935 Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2024

⏱️ 1 minutes

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Welcome to Titan Tips, a rapid-fire segment by Marketing Fruit that empowers you to create compelling stories and high-quality videos in under one minute. Each episode delivers concise, actionable advice on crafting your narrative, enhancing your visual storytelling, and mastering the art of filmmaking. Whether you're a seasoned content creator or just starting out, Titan Tips provides you with the essential tools and techniques to elevate your videos and captivate your audience.

Tune in for your daily burst of creative inspiration and transform your video projects into cinematic masterpieces!

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0:00.0	This is Titan with Titan Tips. All right, so earlier we spoke about the three-act arc,
0:05.0	where it starts off slow, goes up, and then during the climax it gets to the highest point,
0:10.0	and then the tension goes down. Now that's called a romance. That's one style of writing.
0:15.0	Another one is called the picaresque. The picaresque is just a story of things that just randomly happened. So, like, kind of like
0:24.3	sitcoms or TV shows or the most famous one is Huckleberry Finn, where not a whole lot is, like,
0:30.6	involved for every single part of the story. When you as a writer writing your story, you want to
0:34.8	make sure you're captivating your audience. So if you want to write a romance, that's going to be the easiest way. A picaresque is really hard. So
0:43.7	try to avoid the piggerask. I find them very, very boring. All right. So like, follow,
0:49.1	and share for more Titan tips. Stay right in.

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