Please note this was originally published via tweets by Emma Coates, a former Story Artist from Pixar. Eventually this lovely infographic was made. We’ve seen a lot of writing tips, but these concrete and approachable tips are some of the best we’ve seen.
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This is a great compilation of writing tips! Thanks for sharing!
[…] Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling These are all pretty helpful Elmore Leonard 10 Rules for writing I personally don’t agree with number two, though no one says I have to either Save the Cat! A good book to read for screen writers and all writers in general because it helps you help your audience sympathize with more antagonistic type characters Story Genius A book by Lisa Cron A Writer’s Guide to Hacking the Reader’s Brain A blog post by Lisa Cron Big Magic A book by Elizabeth Gilbert These are all things that Alison DeCamp referenced during her Master Class. Some of the things I don’t fully agree with, but it’s the same with everything in life so you may want to go ahead and check them out. […]