Thanks for finding these interviews! I've been curious too. I wonder (/hope) it means she'll combine and integrate the stories to create a cohesive theme. One reason she's so great is because she can get at the heart of something without telling you how to feel about it (think Jo and Laurie's complicated relationship or the Barbie government slowly allowing men). She simply shows humanity within the story.
The question then is what theme she'll focus on. My guess is that it will be more people-focused than relating to God, though she may make Aslan represent something vague like "belief".
I don't know, but I am hopeful. She's honored the Christian faith in the work I've seen, so as long as she doesn't destroy it, I'll be happy.
“Break the whole arc of all of it” 😬😬 This language makes me so nervous. Congrats on your CaPC piece! I really enjoyed reading it.
Thanks for finding these interviews! I've been curious too. I wonder (/hope) it means she'll combine and integrate the stories to create a cohesive theme. One reason she's so great is because she can get at the heart of something without telling you how to feel about it (think Jo and Laurie's complicated relationship or the Barbie government slowly allowing men). She simply shows humanity within the story.
The question then is what theme she'll focus on. My guess is that it will be more people-focused than relating to God, though she may make Aslan represent something vague like "belief".
I don't know, but I am hopeful. She's honored the Christian faith in the work I've seen, so as long as she doesn't destroy it, I'll be happy.
https://screenwriting.io/what-does-it-mean-to-break-story-on-a-screenplay/