Robert McKee discusses the romanticism of creativity and teaches how destructive and limiting it can be to a writer’s education.

Robert McKee teaches the key to positioning your audience when combining multiples styles of storytelling, with reference to THE FISHER KING.

Robert McKee teaches the danger of audience empathy for comedic protagonists, and how to avoid it.

Robert McKee explains why anger is the root of all great comedy, and why comedians must be wary of getting too comfortable.

Robert McKee teaches how to handle character dilemma in relation to exposition and what the audience should know.

Robert McKee teaches the difference between using set-ups in comedy and drama, with reference to Konstantin Stanislavski.