CRAFTING PROFOUND PHRASES IN STORYTELLING

 

DIACOPE IS WHEN WORDS OR PHRASES ARE REPEATED IN A STORY OR MOVIE BUT WITH A LITTLE BREAK BETWEEN THEM. IT'S LIKE WHEN YOU SAY SOMETHING IMPORTANT TWICE, SO PEOPLE REALLY LISTEN TO IT. FOR EXAMPLE, IN MOVIES, A CHARACTER MIGHT SAY, "I WILL FIND YOU, NO MATTER WHAT, I WILL FIND YOU." THIS MAKES THE WORDS FEEL STRONGER AND MORE EXCITING

WHEN PEOPLE SAY, "IT'S NOT THE IDEAS THAT ARE PROFOUND, IT'S HOW YOU PHRASE THEM," THEY MEAN THAT SOMETIMES, WHAT YOU SAY ISN'T AS IMPORTANT AS HOW YOU SAY IT. IN MOVIES AND TV, THE WAY CHARACTERS REPEAT WORDS CAN MAKE SIMPLE IDEAS FEEL VERY SPECIAL AND POWERFUL. SO, EVEN IF THE IDEA IS SOMETHING SIMPLE, LIKE "I WILL FIND YOU," SAYING IT IN A SPECIAL WAY CAN MAKE IT FEEL REALLY IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING.

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CHRIS HOBBICK

February 02, 2024 0 comments