Eder Muñoz
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Film, Culture & Storytelling (B1-C1) / 90 minutes
This Master Class explores why certain movies stay with us long after the credits roll. Through memorable films and scenes, students will discover how filmmakers use characters, conflict, dialogue, music, visual storytelling, symbolism, and structure to create emotional and memorable stories. Rather than simply discussing whether a movie is "good" or "bad," students will learn how to understand the storytelling decisions behind the screen.
Short presentations, movie clips, guided analysis, group discussions, storytelling challenges, and interactive questions about familiar movies and characters.
Movie lovers, aspiring writers, students interested in storytelling, and anyone curious about what makes a movie emotionally powerful or memorable. No previous knowledge of film theory is required.
Minimum 3 – Maximum 15 students
The essential elements of a compelling story.
How protagonists and antagonists are developed.
Character motivation and emotional arcs.
Conflict and why stories need it.
How dialogue reveals character and moves a story forward.
The role of music in creating emotion.
Visual storytelling and symbolism.
How plot twists and reveals work.
Why some endings feel satisfying while others don't.
How to analyze a movie beyond its surface-level entertainment.
Communicative & Professional English Educator. Professional biography provided by the INTELLECTA FLOW team.
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