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Lessons from the Screenplay

One of my favorite channels on YouTube is called Lessons from the Screenplay. The channel analyzes screenplays from films like Gone Girl, The Dark Knight and Star Wars. They "examine the techniques used to tell great stories, makes your own writing better and your appreciation for the stories deeper." I enjoy watching these types of videos because they make me respect the art of writing films and the effort it takes to write a compelling story. My favorite video they have made is about two of films I love, Whiplash and Black Swan. It compares the two films' screenplays and how they depict the "Obsessed Artist." Here is the video:

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  1. This is super cool. I’m gonna start watching their videos.

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