This class focuses on teaching students the foundational formula for building a killer story from the ground up. Basic story structure or the “Feralt’s Triangle” is a vital tool every writer needs to understand in order to write the best, most soundly structured story possible. Whether you’re a novelists, playwright, screenwriter, or short story writer, this class will teach you how to identify and utilize the essential story elements found in the Feralt's Triangle to strengthen your writing from the ground up.

In this class students will:

-Learn to identify their specific story building style. Are you a "gardener" or an "architect?"

-Discover what the Feralt's Triangle is, what each of its essential elements is, and how it gives writers a visual blueprint for building the basic structure of their story.w to use the Feralt's Triangle to diagram a bare-bones outline of their story.

-Learn from one of the greatest storytellers of all time by dissecting J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit" using the Feralt's Triangle in order to identify and study how he uses basic story structure to full effect.

-Learn how to use the Basic Story Structure to lay a strong foundation for their own original story.

-And Complete the class project by using the Feralt's Triangle to apply what they have learned and diagram their original story idea . . . like a Boss!

This class is for beginning writers of all genres, as well as more experienced writers who simply wish to brush up on their writing skills.

Video Credits:

Music:
"Wish I Could Charelston" by William Naughton, published by Lynne Publishing

"Nice Day" by Alex Khaskin published by Salieri Music Publishing Inc.

Michael Watt

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