Rescue Storytelling 2: Pacing - Advanced Rescue Techniques
Lesson 2: The Art of Dragging Out a Dramatic Reveal
Today, we're going to learn how to make your rescue mission last longer.
It's all about building tension, folks! You see, the longer you drag out the rescue, the more emotional investment the audience has.
Here are some advanced rescue techniques to try:
1. The Slow-Moving Camera Shot
Take your time. Really, really take your time. Make the audience wonder if the rescue will ever happen.
See more on Foreshadowing2. The Red Herring Rescue
Throw in some false information to keep the audience guessing! "Oh, I've found the missing person, but wait, no, it's just a squirrel!"
Learn more about Red Herring Rescue3. The Unexpected Twist
Just when the audience thought it was all over, BAM! Throw in an unexpected twist to keep them on the edge of their seats.
See more on Plot Twists4. The Cliffhanger
Leave the audience on the edge of their seats by ending the story in the middle of the rescue! "And then... to be continued..."
Learn more about Cliffhangers