I really enjoy the sample part of the course that exactly relate to the structure of the ideal storytelling

Simples, dá uma visão geral e superficial dos pontos a serem observados na criação de uma história.

Straight to the point with great communication and clear examples of the theory taught.

simple and structured , easy to recollect and apply the approaches

Basic course for starters but well made and very useful.

This course could be deeper than this.

pretty good things to learn from here

short but with good finnal summary

Es corto pero bien concreto. Sirve

Short, but a good introduction

Good for essentials

Great course

great

Very good content packaged in very shortest time. I'm myself not sure that this crispy content should be given 3 or 5 star . but I would give 3 because the more elaborated concepts will help learners to understand more. Thanks .

I wish there was more content, more exploration. This course can be compressed into an essay. Which is not a bad thing, just that I was looking for something more detailed. Good course for someone looking for a quick overview

Covers the basics of storytelling if you didn't do a similar class while in school. The latter half of the course introduced some interesting points for writing and editing.

It was OK for an intro course but the framework could be simplified. Most of the times 7 points are used and 3 could potentially be enough and much easier to remember.

I really wished there were more real-world examples throughout the course, like the great one they included at the end.

It would be great to talk about the hero's or heroins trip. And explain more about the timing between fases

The course could have been more comprehensive. I wonder if what I learned will be very useful.

My expectations were higher, within intense sllyabus, it would be more helpful.

it was good, thought it would be a little longer? maybe i dunno how this works

Just a short summary on story telling. Beginers should check it out.

Very basic course and very short, expected more than that.

Still too general, I would like to have more examples