What if your Fantasy idea could become a microdrama audiences simply cannot stop watching?
Fantasy gives storytellers the freedom to create impossible worlds, magical rules, extraordinary characters and situations that could never exist in the real world.
But imagination alone doesn't create an addictive story.
A spectacular world can still feel empty.
Magic can remove tension instead of creating it.
Beautiful creatures can exist without a purpose.
And a great Fantasy idea can easily become too complicated, too expensive, or impossible to fit into short-form storytelling.
Genre Formula for Microdramas — FANTASY shows you how to turn the impossible into compelling short-form stories.
Built specifically for Fantasy microdramas, this practical guide takes you from idea to screen — helping you develop a Fantasy concept into a story with rules, characters, conflict, discoveries, emotional stakes, episodes and a production approach.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
At the heart of the book is a simple idea:
Magic creates possibility. Choice creates story.
The book also introduces the Angel's Cocktail approach to storytelling — focusing not only on what happens, but on what you want the audience to feel as the story unfolds.
Whether you're a screenwriter, filmmaker, director, producer, content creator or aspiring microdrama writer, this book gives you a practical framework for creating Fantasy stories that are imaginative, emotionally engaging and designed for short-form viewing.
You don't need a massive budget.
You don't need thousands of pages of mythology.
You need an impossible idea, a human being who wants something, and a story that makes the audience desperate to discover what happens next.
Build the world.
Create the rules.
Break the rules.
Raise the stakes.
Make them feel the magic.
Then take your Fantasy idea from idea to screen.
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Vendeur : AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, Allemagne
Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798177859088
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