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Comparative Narrative Story Structures Charted!
The greatest hits of story structure, all in one place, arranged chronologically and side-by-side for your comparative viewing pleasure!
This chart is only a small selection of story templates available. See my other post “The Story Structure Countdown” for a more comprehensive look at the ways people have formulated story structure.
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All great scripts with a great story, as you develop the story the characters comes to life and begin to shape their own realities, scary sometime as I write they speak to me as if I’m channeling their lives..
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This is so overwhelming to look at all together. thank god Im not a newbie.
In a way maybe it’s reassuring since none of them really contradict each other. To me this is more about different ways to articulate the same ideas.
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Dan Harmon specifically said that his Find lines up with Campbell’s Meeting the Goddess, but you have it further down on this comparative chart.
This listing isn’t ‘ranked’.