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Kinds of Storytelling
So we are starting a new series based on identifying whether projects are character driven or plot driven and what that means. So let's start with character driven stories. Now I have not been shy about my opinion on which kind of storytelling is better, it's character driven stories. They feel more natural and organic and the story never has to be forced.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
So this is one of my favorite shows. And the funniest thing about that is another one of my favorite shows is BoJack Horseman, and really these shows are very similar. They both are character driven stories and they maintain that through their entire run, as well as both centering around mental health. Which is really why they both hit rather close to home but that's why they’re good shows.
By Alexandrea Callaghan4 years ago in Geeks
Why The Valley is one of the best tv show of ever
The Valley, a tv show created by the screenwriter Stefano Labbia, is one of the best show of the last decade, and there are many reasons for this. Perhaps the most significant reason is that it is a neo-western family drama, meaning that it combines the excitement and drama of a classic western with the complex relationships and emotional depth of a family drama. This unique blend of genres makes for a captivating and engaging show that keeps audiences coming back for more.
By Jean McDowell4 years ago in Geeks
5 Video Games That Deserve A TV Series Adaptation
Over the years, movie studios have often purchased the film rights to popular Video Games in the hope of finding their next potential hit film, often with dreams of a franchise to follow. After all, if the game is popular, a film should be a no-brainer, right? Unfortunately, the end result has often been films considered sub-par by fans and critics alike.
By Kristy Anderson4 years ago in Geeks
Matt Ryan on Bringing John Constantine to the Screen
The Arrowverse may be ending and ‘DC’s Legends of Tomorrow’ may be over, but the love for the franchise and its characters continues. One such character is Matt Ryan’s John Constantine. After headlining his own show, the character was absorbed into the popular DC Comics franchise. Ryan attended the Toronto Comicon and shared his love for the occult detective.
By Monita Roy Mohan4 years ago in Geeks
YOU Season 4: A Satire of Satire
Spoiler Warning! Joe Goldberg, as much as he'd like to convince us that this isn't the case, lacks self awareness. Obviously. He is always telling us what a good guy he is, and how none of this was meant to happen, and that he's trying to change, but we know that people don't trip up and accidentally murder (nearly) all of their romantic partners, plus a few extra for good luck.
By Hannah Macdermott4 years ago in Geeks
The 1950s Science Fiction Podcast S3 E4
Podcast Player: Start of Transcript: Hello, and once again, welcome to The 1950s Science Fiction Podcast. A Podcast on sci-fi movies, radio dramas, TV series, and books produced during the decade the 1950s. Whether you are a subscriber, returning lister, or a new listener, I hope my presentations are informative and enjoyable. Now on the show.
By Edward German4 years ago in Geeks
The Cast of ‘The Flash’ on Why the Show Has Endured for Fans
‘The Flash’ is in its final season, and three members of the cast attended the 2023 Toronto Comicon to chat about the show. Carlos Valdes (wearing a Ramon Industries t-shirt), who appeared on the show for seven seasons as tech genius Cisco Ramon/Vibe, Danielle Panabaker, who played Caitlin Snow, Killer Frost, Frost and currently appears as Khione, and Robbie Amell, who guest starred as Ronnie Raymond/Firestorm/Deathstorm, took the stage together at the Racing to the Finish with The Flash Cast panel on the second day of the event.
By Monita Roy Mohan4 years ago in Geeks
