38 episodes

Join veteran multimedia producer/designer Steele Tyler Filipek as he helps veteran creators, newbies, and outsiders learn the process of story world creation. Using the same tools he has used for such clients as Microsoft, Sony Pictures, the Walt Disney Company, and Nickelodeon, your dear ol' professor will take you through a step-by-step process to understand the process of crafting narratives that can persist across years and thrive on multiple platforms.

Building a Better Story World Steele Filipek

    • Arts
    • 5.0 • 7 Ratings

Join veteran multimedia producer/designer Steele Tyler Filipek as he helps veteran creators, newbies, and outsiders learn the process of story world creation. Using the same tools he has used for such clients as Microsoft, Sony Pictures, the Walt Disney Company, and Nickelodeon, your dear ol' professor will take you through a step-by-step process to understand the process of crafting narratives that can persist across years and thrive on multiple platforms.

    U is for Utility (That You Give to Your Fans)

    U is for Utility (That You Give to Your Fans)

    We're onto the last vowel of fan engagement, and it's a deceptively simple one: utility, or a small bit of easily shared knowledge that you give to your audience and that they share with their friends. It's tied up in your persona or brand, however, so don't take it lightly. Let me, Bill, and Neil show you how you can give people something cool, small, and lifechanging. 

    • 19 min
    O for Offer(ing Your Fans Multiple Formats)

    O for Offer(ing Your Fans Multiple Formats)

    When you have several offerings, your fans get to choose how they engage with you. That's the subject of this episode of Building a Better Story World: getting you to think of numerous formats, methodologies, and structures that will entice your audience to stick around your narrative world. We'll be using a popular film critique series as the case study, but rest assured that this can be used for any number of media or genres. Click play to hear how!

    • 25 min
    I is for Incentive...(er, Incentivizing Your Audience)

    I is for Incentive...(er, Incentivizing Your Audience)

    How do you get your audience to engage? You incentivize them... and that's the topic of this episode, our third entry into the vowels of fan engagement. Using a popular "sports" multimedia channel, we explore how you can give rewards to fan for engaging, whether that be in the form of a vote or something far stronger!

    • 19 min
    E is for Express(ing Your Soul)

    E is for Express(ing Your Soul)

    Our journey through the vowels of fan engagement continues! We're serving up another dish in this episode, with the main entree being E for Express. How you express yourself is critically important in making sure you're unique AND that you have some overlap with previously successful work. Douglas Adams joins us from the great beyond (or rather, he won't, because he didn't believe in it) to aid us in understanding how to make sure you're being YOU when you craft content so that fans know what they're getting in for and why they should sign up.

    • 21 min
    A is for Ask(ing Your Fans)

    A is for Ask(ing Your Fans)

    We're continuing on our journey through the vowels of fan engagement! In this episode, a celebrity chef and globetrotter helps us to understand how asking your audiences to do stuff--to take part, to do you a favor, to question the world--will galvanize them into action. Just ask Ben Franklin! What do I mean? Listen in!

    • 22 min
    The Vowels of Fan Engagement

    The Vowels of Fan Engagement

    Building a Better Story World is back! Join producer and story world architect Steele Tyler Filipek as he guides creators in five ways to pragmatically and practically engage fans on any platform.  It's as simple as AEIOU. Why? You'll just have to listen in to find out!

    Music - icons8.com, specifically https://icons8.com/music/author/ilya-marfin

    Audio Effects - freesound.org

    • 24 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
7 Ratings

7 Ratings

AdamNashGames ,

Essential

This is a must-listen for anyone interested in developing story worlds. Well articulated and actionable, a perfect blend of theory and practice.

Jazzle head ,

This podcast is awesome - so helpful for new writers

I love this podcast. The prompts and exercises are great. I highly encourage doing them. Steele, the host, is entertaining and easy to listen to.

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