The Fugitive: When a Situation Isn't A Situation

Narrative First: where story is always king by James R. Hull

Sep 19, 201700:41:01TV & Film

The return of Throughline Thursdays, an unexpected analysis of The Prestige , and an explanation of the difference between a problematic Situation and problematic Activities. Dramatica's terminology stumps even the most...

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