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How to Write Dragons
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Writers’ Rant, Episode 12 – Here We Write Dragons
Dragons are a staple of fantasy. They are amazing, awe-inspiring, mysterious, and just so dang cool! But dragons are tricky to get right. There are a lot of arguments against putting dragons into stories these days, and it is very possible to write them terribly! But that should not deter you.
In this episode, Lars begins the discussion of how you can write dragons in many different ways and how you can make a unique story. Dragons are a ton of fun to write! And we want you to experience that fun!
And don’t forget to check out our podcast (There’s a new episode coming out next week!), Camille’s Harem at camillesharem.podbean.com/
AND
itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/camilles-harem/id13…
Check out our Tumblr art at camillesharem.tumblr.com/
Camille’s great motivational challenges and posters are available on our Pinterest, pinterest.com/camillesharem/?eq=camille&ets…
And connect with us and other writers at our Reddit page: reddit.com/r/CamillesHarem/
We’d love especially to carry on a conversation with you about dragons. We’ve only begun to scratch the surface on the subject. With there being so much more to say about them, let’s explore them together!
Clips used for this video:
Dragonheart, directed by Rob Cohen, produced by Universal Studios, 1996.
How to Train Your Dragon 2, directed by Dean DeBlois, produced by Dreamworks, 2014.
Fairy Tail, written by Hiro Mashima, directed by Shinji Ishihara, produced by A-1 Pictures, 2011-Present.
Desolation of Smaug, based on th Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, directed by Peter Jackson, produced by MGM and Warner Bros., 2013.
All rights belong to the creators of the clips and artwork used in this video, but they are implemented under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. As an aside, despite the Harem’s personal views on certain stories, we highly recommend you check these stories and shows out. It will help improve our future conversations with you, and they will help inspire your writing. It has for us.
Dragons are a staple of fantasy. They are amazing, awe-inspiring, mysterious, and just so dang cool! But dragons are tricky to get right. There are a lot of arguments against putting dragons into stories these days, and it is very possible to write them terribly! But that should not deter you.
In this episode, Lars begins the discussion of how you can write dragons in many different ways and how you can make a unique story. Dragons are a ton of fun to write! And we want you to experience that fun!
And don’t forget to check out our podcast (There’s a new episode coming out next week!), Camille’s Harem at camillesharem.podbean.com/
AND
itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/camilles-harem/id13…
Check out our Tumblr art at camillesharem.tumblr.com/
Camille’s great motivational challenges and posters are available on our Pinterest, pinterest.com/camillesharem/?eq=camille&ets…
And connect with us and other writers at our Reddit page: reddit.com/r/CamillesHarem/
We’d love especially to carry on a conversation with you about dragons. We’ve only begun to scratch the surface on the subject. With there being so much more to say about them, let’s explore them together!
Clips used for this video:
Dragonheart, directed by Rob Cohen, produced by Universal Studios, 1996.
How to Train Your Dragon 2, directed by Dean DeBlois, produced by Dreamworks, 2014.
Fairy Tail, written by Hiro Mashima, directed by Shinji Ishihara, produced by A-1 Pictures, 2011-Present.
Desolation of Smaug, based on th Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien, directed by Peter Jackson, produced by MGM and Warner Bros., 2013.
All rights belong to the creators of the clips and artwork used in this video, but they are implemented under Section 107 of the Copyright Act of 1976. As an aside, despite the Harem’s personal views on certain stories, we highly recommend you check these stories and shows out. It will help improve our future conversations with you, and they will help inspire your writing. It has for us.
About this tutorial
Camille's Harem published this 22:02 video tutorial on November 7, 2018. It has been watched 4,819 times on YouTube.
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- Camille's Harem
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- Education
- Duration
- 22:02
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- November 7, 2018
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