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Story, tale and drama are intertwined. Narration can be divided,
for example, into three dimensions:
- story, or a narrated tale
- an inner, experienced tale
- drama
, or a lived tale
A story reveals what the film is about. The same story can be
written into various plots.
Thus the plot and tale are not the same thing.
Robert McKee writes that a good story is about eternal, universal
forms, not formulas. A
good film story follows the tradition of narration of thousands
of years, but it is not a copy of any other story made
by a recipe. A good story has to be told well: Content and
form are united.
CinemaSense:
Filmliterature
Grammarly Blog [How to Write a Great Story in 5 Steps | Grammarly]
Pro Writing Aid [Why Joseph Campbell's Hero's Journey Is So Important (prowritingaid.com)]
International Storyteller [Types of Traditional Tales: Fairy Tales, Folktales, Fables, Myths, and more | International Storyteller]
Wikipedia [Drama - Wikipedia]
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