Creating Meaningful Settings for your Story

Update: 2020-10-15

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What makes a good setting? How do you design your setting to best represent what's happening? How do you use the setting to keep your audience engaged? Join Tom LC Shipp, Jack Gleeson, and SK while they answer these questions and more in the thirteenth episode of the Soyle Podcast.

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Creating Meaningful Settings for your Story

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Creating Meaningful Settings for your Story

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Creating Meaningful Settings for your Story