The Story Rules Project
Erin O'Connor, Maurice BlackThe Story Rules Project explores how we can adapt the new science of story to repair our polarized culture. We are laser-focused on translating cutting-edge research into actionable rules for high-impact storytelling — and sharing our findings with you.
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Coming Soon: Story Incubator's First Feature Film!
Greetings, Story Rulers!
I hope this finds you well and that your summer is going beautifully. I wanted to take a quick moment to share that The American Winner, our inaugural feature film, wrapped production in May.
The American Winner w...
How Jacques Derrida saved civilization
In the middle of May, a French technology entrepreneur named Brivael Le Pogam published an apology. Not a personal apology but a national one, on behalf of the French people, for the offence of having produced what the Anglophone world call...
Three fun forgotten facts about us
I'm a huge fan of history off the beaten path. We have our formal histories — the ones we study in school, or at least used to study in school — the ones that survey political events and presidencies, that focus on elections and wars, marke...
One movie, seen three ways: liberal, moderate and conservative experience of Dallas Buyers Club
This is the fifth post in the Brain on Dallas Buyers Club series. This works as a standalone if you are pressed for time. If not, you can read part one, our statement of the problem, here; part two, our theory of post-partisan storytelling,...
How to watch brains watching movies
This post is the fourth in a series. It works as a standalone, if you are pressed for time. But if you’d like to go deep, you can read part one here, part two here, and part three here.
On a sunny evening in May, 2024, eighty men and women...
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Erin O’Connor, PhD, is a writer, film producer, and academic refugee. She wrote the film "Miss Virginia," and is co-founder of StoryIncubatorWritingLab.org, a nonprofit dedicated to healing our cultural divide through story.
Film producer & writer. Co-founder: Story Incubator Writing Lab.
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