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kingofooo · 10 months
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standee design by writer/storyboard artist Hanna K. Nyström
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ADVENTURE TIME at SAN DIEGO COMIC-CON 2023!
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WARNER BROS. TELEVISION SCREENINGS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 19th at 6:00pm – 9:30pm
Ballroom 20
Comic-Con and Warner Bros. Television proudly continue our annual Preview Night tradition featuring the world premiere of the highly anticipated series Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake, alongside all-new episodes of Riverdale and Teen Titans Go!, and screenings of Mrs. Davis and Superpowered: The DC Story.
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MAX ORIGINAL ANIMATION
THURSDAY, JULY 20th at 11:00am – 12:30pm
Ballroom 20
Max Original Animation celebrates new and returning animated series' including an expansion in the Adventure Time universe, Adventure Time: Fionna & Cake; a new animated series, Young Love, based on the characters from Matthew A. Cherry and Sony Pictures Animation’s Oscar-winning animated short, Hair Love; and a preview of the upcoming fourth season for the fan-favorite Harley Quinn. The panel will feature exclusive sneak peeks, surprise panelists, and more. Moderated by Damian Holbrook (TV Guide magazine).
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SUPERSONIC: The 15th Annual Behind-The-Music Panel
THURSDAY, JULY 20th at 10:00am – 11:00am
Room 25ABC
Get a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into creating the scores and sounds to some of today's most popular TV series and films. Panelists include Phil McGowan (score mixer, Star Trek: Picard), Amanda Jones (composer, American Horror Stories, ADVENTURE TIME: FIONNA & CAKE), Chris Bacon (composer, Wednesday), Sherri Chung (composer, Gremlins: Secrets of the Mogwai), Kurt Farquhar (composer, The Proud Family: Louder and Prouder), and Michael Yezerski (composer, Cabinet of Curiosities).
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fadedday · 3 months
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fadinghoagiebearranch · 6 months
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nanowrimo · 2 years
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What Are Tropes and Why Should You Include Them in Your Story?
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Every year, we’re lucky to have great sponsors for our nonprofit events. Campfire Technology, a 2022 NaNoWriMo sponsor, creates writing software to help storytellers write better stories faster. NaNoWriMo writers can try out Campfire’s Manuscript Module for free thisNovember! In this post, writer Amanda Jones shares some of the pros of story tropes:
With NaNoWriMo 2022 quickly approaching, writers everywhere are plotting, planning, and exploring ideas for the worlds they intend to visit come November. This, of course, likely includes drafting the elements of your story from literary tropes!
What are tropes, you ask? The definition has changed slightly over time, but we have come to know them as the commonly used building blocks of the stories we read and write. Not only are they just fun to play with in a setting of your own making, but they help us connect over shared experiences, regardless of the places we are from or the time we live in.
As a member of several online writing communities, I’ve often seen anti-trope discourse such as: “If a book contains X trope, I won’t read it,” or “X trope is so overdone, I can’t stand it.” And it worries me to think there is at least one writer out there who will stop writing their story after coming across something like this.
Because tropes exist for a reason. 
You’re probably well acquainted with The Chosen One trope, about the one who came from a place no one has ever heard of. There has likely never been anything particularly special about them until they are called upon to be the hero.
You also know The Evil One and the moment in the story where they raise the stakes by gaining the upper hand—usually in the form of briefly acquiring the one thing you don’t want them to have… Until The Chosen One wins it back by overcoming the odds, that is. 
You know these because tropes are as old as storytelling itself. As the familiar bones that make up our most cherished stories, they make us feel more at ease in unknown worlds. You may be adventuring on a different planet or in a new mystical realm, but hey, you recognize that old wizard there!
So the question isn’t how do you write a story without any tropes, but rather:
How do you make tropes unique to your story? 
How do tropes take shape and form and establish the setting in your world? 
How do they create conflict and how do your characters overcome that conflict?
Ask yourself these questions when planning & ultimately writing your story. 
I know there is at least one writer out there telling themselves that their ideas aren’t original, maybe because it’s been done before, maybe for some other reason, whatever it may be. It's important for writers (myself included) to be reminded that it’s okay if you’re not reinventing the wheel. After all, it is already invented—but that doesn’t mean you still can’t soup that wheel up!
Writing is hard enough as it is, never mind comparing yourself to other writers. So write about the tropiest of tropes that ever did exist if that’s what you want your story to include. All that matters is what you do with it.
Still looking for a place to actually write this trope-heavy masterpiece we are speaking of? Hi, meet Campfire. As a proud partner of NaNoWriMo, we are offering our Manuscript Module for FREE during the month of November to all writers participating in NaNoWriMo 2022. 
You’ll need an account on both Campfire and NaNoWriMo—free to sign up on each—and then you can simply integrate both from your Campfire account settings beginning October 20th, 2022. We’ll automatically track your writing progress, too, so you have one less thing to worry about.
Good luck this year, Wrimos!
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Amanda Jones is the Digital Content Coordinator at Campfire Technology where she leads their content marketing initiatives, from managing their social media channels to drafting copy and overseeing Campfire Learn’s SEO strategy. You can follow her on Campfire or connect with her on Campfire’s Discord server. If you’re looking to organize your writing notes better, try out Campfire Write for free!
Top image: The dragon of Moston from Ballads and Legends of Cheshire (1867). Original from the British Library. Source: Rawpixel.
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transpondster · 8 months
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The Stilettos, c1974
[top photo by Chris Stein; center photo by Bob Gruen]
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theautisticcentre · 2 months
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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Spider-Man: Spider-Verse (Sony Animated Movies) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen & Original Character(s), Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen & Original Male Character(s), Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen & Original Female Character(s) Characters: Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Original Characters, Original Female Character(s), Original Male Character(s) Additional Tags: Trans Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen Needs a Hug, Soft Gwen Stacy | Spider-Gwen, Original Character(s), Major Original Character(s), Implied/Referenced Child Abuse Series: Part 1 of Within the Spider-Verse Summary:
Gwen and Mathew go through some sibling bonding.
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mrv3000 · 2 years
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"Amanda Jones, a librarian at a middle school in Denham Springs, Louisiana, filed a defamation lawsuit Wednesday, arguing that Facebook pages run by Michael Lunsford and Ryan Thames falsely labeled her a pedophile who wants to teach 11-year-olds about anal sex.
Jones, the president of the Louisiana Association of School Librarians, was alarmed and outraged by the verbal attacks, which came after she spoke against censorship at a Livingston Parish Library Board of Control meeting. She said she’s suing the two men because she’s exhausted with the insults hurled at educators and librarians over LGBTQ materials.
“I’ve had enough for everybody,” Jones said in an interview. “Nobody stands up to these people. They just say what they want and there are no repercussions and they ruin people’s reputations and there’s no consequences.”"
"“The citizens of our parish consist of taxpayers who are white, Black, brown, gay, straight, Christian, non-Christian — people from all backgrounds and walks of life, and no one portion of the community should dictate what the rest of the citizens have access to,” Jones said at the meeting. “Just because you don’t want to read it or see it, it doesn’t give you the right to deny others or demand its relocation.”"
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merelygifted · 2 years
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Louisiana middle school librarian Amanda Jones said she’s “had enough” of extreme rhetoric deployed against educators over LGBTQ materials
...  Amanda Jones, the president of the Louisiana Association of School Librarians, was alarmed and outraged by the verbal attacks, which came after she spoke against censorship at a Livingston Parish Library Board of Control meeting. She said she’s suing the two men because she’s exhausted with the insults hurled at educators and librarians over LGBTQ materials.
“I’ve had enough for everybody,” Jones said in an interview. “Nobody stands up to these people. They just say what they want and there are no repercussions and they ruin people’s reputations and there’s no consequences.”  ...
...  Jones, the 2021 Louisiana Association of Computer Using Educators Middle School Teacher of the Year and the 2021 School Library Journal’s Librarian of the Year, said more than 200 librarians have reached out to her as the insults on Facebook spread. Many claimed they had been victims of similar verbal and online abuse in the past two years. More than 600 people donated a combined $20,000 for Jones on GoFundMe so she could respond with legal action.
The defamation suit seeks damages and asks a judge to issue a restraining order to prevent the two [conservative] activists from speaking about Jones publicly. She also filed criminal complaints with the Livingston Parish Sheriff’s Office against the men. The sheriff’s office said the case is under investigation.  ...
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fadedday · 5 months
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buzzworthyradio · 9 months
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SDCC 2023 BUZZCast Interviews: Emmy Nominated Composer Amanda Jones
Amanda Jones The BUZZ had the chance to attend its first Comic Con in San Diego last week. The experience was overwhelming, but in the best way possible. From cosplay, panels, and amazing booths and parties, the team got to take it all in with interviews in the process. Amanda Jones is an Emmy nominated composer, whose work can be heard in such films as, “The Perfect Find, ” and, “Moving On.”…
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myobt · 1 year
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Gods of Frolic
Amanda Jones, The Dog Years Project (more…) “”
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i love projecting onto all of my favorite characters. sorry but they're gay and trans and autistic what are u gonna do about it
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sunshinediaz · 8 months
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i hope all my friends who post snippets of their wips know that i feel like a little kid sitting front and center listening to the teacher read a chapter of my favorite book before the bell rings and i go home whenever i get to read them
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