Inspiration is available all over. Even in non-narrative formats.
The more I write, the more I look for motivation outside of myself to get me to keep working. I’m always looking for that spark that gets my blood pumping and inspires me to create the best possible screenplay.
Lately, I have been looking all over for that feeling, especially in non-narrative areas.
Yes, to write narrative film and TV, I’m taking inspiration from non-narrative sources. Non-narrative films, or experimental films, have long been celebrated for their ability to challenge the conventions of cinema, presenting viewers with a unique visual experience that transcends the limitations of traditional storytelling.
As filmmakers, watching non-narrative films can inspire our own projects, encouraging us to think differently about the way we approach narrative and storytelling.
So let’s look at some practical tips for incorporating these ideas into your work.
Author: Jason Hellerman
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
