Recording: Setting as Journey for Writer and Reader with Sheree Greer
When readers aren’t sure of where or when they are in a scene, they can become disoriented or frustrated, resulting in loss of interest and ultimately abandonment of the story. In this webinar, we’ll explore what it means to invite our readers into the world of our work, the where and when of our story. Using setting, we can build an authentic, immersive world where readers feel included and invested in what happens next. From understanding setting basics to crafting scene immediacy and manipulating time, we will discuss and practice techniques for bringing our settings into the conversation of what makes scenes and narratives work.
When readers aren’t sure of where or when they are in a scene, they can become disoriented or frustrated, resulting in loss of interest and ultimately abandonment of the story. In this webinar, we’ll explore what it means to invite our readers into the world of our work, the where and when of our story. Using setting, we can build an authentic, immersive world where readers feel included and invested in what happens next. From understanding setting basics to crafting scene immediacy and manipulating time, we will discuss and practice techniques for bringing our settings into the conversation of what makes scenes and narratives work.
When readers aren’t sure of where or when they are in a scene, they can become disoriented or frustrated, resulting in loss of interest and ultimately abandonment of the story. In this webinar, we’ll explore what it means to invite our readers into the world of our work, the where and when of our story. Using setting, we can build an authentic, immersive world where readers feel included and invested in what happens next. From understanding setting basics to crafting scene immediacy and manipulating time, we will discuss and practice techniques for bringing our settings into the conversation of what makes scenes and narratives work.