Episode 325 How your world should speak to your message - a podcast by Jeffery W. Ingram
from 2020-05-17T16:00
Today's Topic – Themeing your world.
World and theme: How your world should speak to your message
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Podcast Show Flow
- What is your message? Theme or sub-text (this could be the whole show really)
- Examples: Dune: Struggle, Wonderland/Oz :Wonder and escapism
- Physical characteristics of your world can(should?) be metaphors for the conflicts of the characters within it
- Re-examine. Why do you want the world to be a certain way? Does is align with the story/message you are trying to tell?
- Change what needs to. This does not mean strapping a bunch of hard-worked world building, it could simply be a matter of changing a reason for things to be the way they are. Re-framing is a powerful tool in worldbuilding and in life. Broken wine glass story
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Make sure your messaging makes sense
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