In theory, you can summarise the above scene like I just did. At the end, the lead antagonist faints and thus his worse underlings have to take over and make decisions. In the current scene I'm writing, the seemingly friendly leader of the antagonists has been injured, and the protagonist is the one tweezing out the twigs and branches, washing the wound and then sewing it up. By focusing on this, your average scene pulls more story weight and inflates in word count. Then I go back and read through and realise tons of stuff is missing in terms of interiority and basically 'spending time with the characters' to really convey what they're like and how they experience the world and to also convey the tone of your piece.
If the reader isn't the biggest fan of the main character (a common occurrence in anime where the lead is essentially a dummy for the viewer), they'll still be engaged because of a character that they can relate to and cheer for.īasically, I write a scene and it gets close to the plot and many of the characters' interactions. Perhaps the character interacting with a side character will help them learn more about themselves and/or grow as a person.Īs a writer I've found lots of my inspiration from anime, and while the stories on screen do have a sense of urgency because they are artworks dictated by the parameter of time, they almost always develop a cast around the main character that's colorful and engaging, which makes the story fun and allows you to be more immersed. Unless your protagonist is a loner, chances are there will be people around them, and often they will add color to the character's life. I think branching out with characters who support the protagonist is a way to learn more about your main character. The thing is, if your story is too focused on the main characters, it's very streamlined. One thing I've found from the stories I read or watch is that usually I find a side character very appealing, and often more appealing than the main character. I've noticed in shows, but also in real life, that when it comes down to the most important decisions and discussions, not as much is said because whatever is said is resolute, and needs only be said in a concise way. When it comes to the vital scenes of dialogue. I've been working on a story, but the more I run everything through and enumerate the scenes, I realize that there needs to be more to tie everything together.īut I did have one realization tonight. We will continue to monitor all news out of this weekend’s D23 Expo, which includes upcoming panels from Marvel and Lucasfilm along with a highly anticipated look at new projects coming to Disney Parks and Resorts around the world.I think I get you. Meet Elio: A boy who finds himself transported across the galaxy & mistaken for the intergalactic Ambassador for our planet Earth.😮 /tCfD4afUiM
You’re invited on Disney and Pixar’s newest adventure… ELIO. On top of the news of trailers for Hocus Pocus 2 and Disenchanted, today’s panels included announcements on a new Lion King story, and a sequel to one of Pixar’s most beloved hit animated films. In addition to its one-word title named for the main character, Elio seems to be designed in the spirit of older Disney films, so we are excited to see what the finished product looks like.Īside from 2024, we do not yet have an official release date for Elio, but fans looking for new Disney and Pixar feature films sooner should not worry.
🍓 carlye wisel D23 Expo September 10, 2022Īccording to Disney, in Elio, the title character is “A boy who finds himself transported across the galaxy & mistaken for the intergalactic Ambassador for planet Earth.” The film is directed by Adrian Molina and produced by Mary Alice Drumm. Getting details on a brand new Pixar film, Elio, whose namesake lead is beamed up to space & transported across the galaxy to become our planet's unlikely ambassador to the rest of the universeĪmerica Ferrera plays Elio's mom, Olga, in the film coming Spring 2024 #D23Expo /3BcBE0T7s3 Fans in attendance at D23 were treated to a first look of the concept art (shown above) along with brief details about the plot of the new animated film.ĭetails of Elio were revealed to fans at the panel with the help of actress America Ferrera, who plays Olga Solis alongside Yonas Kibreab as the title character in the film. One of the new releases just announced for Disney and Pixar Animation Studios is Elio.
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