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"Wow! Michael Hauge and Chris Vogler ignite the room. I've been
a pro for nearly 20 years, and in one day this double-barreled seminar
made me a better screenwriter."
—Eric
Edson, Screenwriter:
Lethal Vows;
Diving In; The Rose and the
Jackal; Screenwriting Professor: Cal
State University Northridge
"This DVD is a once in a lifetime opportunity
to see two of Hollywood's finest and smartest teachers combine their masterful
approaches to plot, character and commercial success."
—Rich
Krevolin, snappy dresser, Screenwriting
Professor at USC and author of Screenwriting
From the Soul and How
to Adapt Anything into a Screenplay
"No one knows storytelling and structure better than Michael and
Chris. So if you're serious at all about raising the bar for yourself,
put down the money and put in the hours."
—Jeff Arch, Screenwriter:
Sleepless in Seattle;
Iron Will; Screenwriter-Director:
Dave Barry's Complete Guide to Guys
"Whether determining what the characters in your
stories want or what you want out of life, Vogler and Hauge clearly lay
out a process that will move you forward and help you to accomplish your
goals, especially if you want to get to the truth of your work and your
life."
—Judith Parker
Harris,
Independent Producer; author: Conquer Crisis with
Health Esteem; Move From Blocked To Block-Buster;
Former VP, Women In Film Foundation; National Speakers Association Los
Angeles Member of the Year
“Michael Hauge and Chris Vogler are masters
at igniting the creative flame and knowing just what's needed to keep
it on fire and burning bright. They take the daunting mystery out
of structure and infuse it with such depth and insight that one finally
understands the difference between bad formula writing and masterful,
marvelous storytelling. Thank you, thank you!”
—Donna
Jason, Screenwriter:
Nobody's Mother; Arnold's
Park
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"Michael and Chris are a great team - committed, caring,
articulate, and funny. I appreciated their tight focus and organization,
their speaking and teaching styles, and their humility and humor.
This experience was very valuable professionally, and, surprisingly,
personally as well."
—Katie
McGuinness, Writer/Retired Lawyer
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"This was a real treat. Both Chris and Michael gave 100
% of themselves, and really cared about us as students. It was entertaining
as well as instructive, worth many times the price of admission."
—Martin
Rickler
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Included
Only on the Live 3-disc DVD Set:
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More than 4 INSPIRING
HOURS of Chris and Michael presenting essential information
on story, character, writing techniques and insider secrets
for achieving artistic and commercial success
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A joint, in-depth analysis,
discussion and debate of the film Erin Brockovich from both
speakers’ perspectives
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Answers to key questions
from participants
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Extensive graphics,
charts and checklists clarifying both speakers’ key principles
and concepts
Regular Price: $129.95
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Included on the 3-disc audio
cd set:
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3 HRS AND 15 MINUTES
of Michael and Chris presenting their latest ideas, principles
and techniques for creating powerful, commercial screenplays,
novels and plays
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Printed enclosures
of Michael Hauge’s 6-Stage Plot Structure and Chris Vogler’s
12-Step Hero’s Journey
Regular Price: $29.95
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CD set available
now at
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"And excellent class! I spent 13 years
in film school, but I learned more in this one-day seminar."
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—Someone
who didn't include his name, probably because he was embarrassed
about spending 13 years in film school
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best investment any writer could ever make. Michael Hauge and Chris
Vogler are two of the most insightful story analysts in the industry,
and every writer, no matter what his or her career level, will benefit
tremendously from their insight into the elements of good storytelling." |
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—Carol
Hughes
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©2005
Michael Hauge
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For the first time, see and hear two of Hollywood’s
top story experts and authors unite to reveal the tools and principles
you must know to move your screenplay, novel or film project from
the rejection pile to the production slate.
Recorded at their sold out lecture in Los Angeles
– the only time Michael and Chris have appeared on stage together
in the U.S. -- these two renowned writers, teachers and studio script
consultants provide their unique insiders understanding of the ways
story structure character arc and theme must combine with myth,
archetype, identity and transformation to touch the widest possible
audience.
These extraordinary CD and DVD sets are designed for
storytellers and filmmakers in all disciplines, including screenwriters,
novelists and playwrights, as well as editors, development executives,
producers, directors and actors.
Topics covered include:
THE OUTER JOURNEY
- The foundation of all story
- Michael Hauge’s six stage plot structure
- Chris Vogler’s 12-step mythical story structure
THE INNER JOURNEY
- Using mythical archetypes as a means of developing deeper,
more involving characters
- Using wound, fear, identity and courage to develop character
arc and theme
- Connecting the hero’s outer journey with inner transformation
and fulfillment
PLUS
- Using The Hero’s 2 Journeys to achieve your own career
objectives
- How the 2 Journeys differ in novels, plays and screenplays
- Becoming your own hero
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“Not only was The Hero's 2 Journeys a useful
refresher on a number of basics, it also included some surprising
and insightful material that I am eager to put to use. Chris and
Michael fueled my creative fire by providing me with a practical
structure that will let me get started.”
—Eduardo
Leaton,
Writer/attorney
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"An excellent seminar. It gave me the tools for revising
my screenplay, and will help when I teach my own literature and
writing classes."
—Catherine
Michaud
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"A great class. It was wonderful to see
the ways the inner and outer journeys were interwoven. Having both
Michael and Chris made it an exceptional value as a seminar - two
for the price of one. It was not only inspiring for writers, but
also extremely informative and useful to filmmakers. I'll be using
what I learned both in the development process and the editing room."
—Elana
K. Pyle, actor/filmmaker
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