Cinema and “Reality”: The Importance of Emotional Truth Breaking Down a Story to Its Moral Premise by Michael Karp, SOC

Michael Karp, SOC

Reference: StudentFilmmakers Magazine, July 2007. Cinema and “Reality”: The Importance of Emotional Truth Breaking Down a Story to Its Moral Premise by Michael Karp, SOC. Pages 48 & 50. A basic truth about creating films that move audiences is they must be emotionally true even if they are not literally true. By this I mean...

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