Picture this: Youre at a networking event, a writing class, or sat in a coffee shop with friends. You find the courage to tell the group, Ive got a really good idea for a story! Perhaps its a web series, an autobiography, a blog, a script, or an essay. Then some know-it-all interjects with a million questions what happenswhos the protagonistwhats the point of their journeywho is the target audiencecan I read  your first draft? And your response is errrr, because you either dont know how to answer any of these questions or because youre \'working on ittwo years later, youre \'still working on it!This nano course documents the creative coaching consultation I had with Jonell Rowe a professional writer, award-winning film director, and founder of Lionstooth Productions. Like Jonell, this nano course will get you thinking about the plausibility of your story idea through story structure so that you can develop a seamless narrative that resonates with your audience.Whether youre going for a milieu-based, idea-centric, character-led, or event-driven story; Whether youre developing something traditional or absurdly abstract; whether youre writing a stage play, screenplay, manuscript, some audio or web contentan awareness of story structure is a must.Lets nip the uncertainty, procrastination, writers\' block, and writers\' angst in the bud so you can write the story your legacy deserves!Together, we\'ll explore five fundamental elements of storytelling:CharacterPlotSetting Theme Writing styleUsing the resources in the fillable workbook provided, coupled with support from the lectures, you will:Establish the character profiles and character dynamics in your story, develop a story structure overview, create a three-act, four-act or five-act framework for your narrative, write a themes and sub-themes summary and articulate your writing style and artistic intentions.Then with further support from wider reading materials, inspirational videos and other content, you\'ll have a boss blueprint for any narrative, which will enable you to stay on track with your artistic vision.