영화 스토리텔링의 8단 구성 : 프롤로그, 발단, 도발적 사건, 전개, 위기, 절정, 결말, 에필로그

Abstract

This study aims to organize the storytelling of a film into eight stages and examine the appropriateness of the structure. The results of the study showed that the Prologue is the stage that introduces the characters, the setting of the story, and what the story is about. The Beginning is the first event that happens to the protagonist and the stage where the story actually begins, In the Inciting Incident stage, the protagonist’s life is either disrupted by the Inciting Incident, or they take on a new life. Development is the protagonist’s response to the Inciting Incident, where the protagonist has a goal and pursues it to restore balance in their life or solve a given task, and an antagonist or obstacle appears to thwart their goal. Crisis is the stage where the protagonist’s pursuit of the goal is strongly disrupted, and the protagonist is at a crossroads where he or she must either sacrifice something to continue pursuing the goal or give up pursuing the goal altogether. The Climax shows the protagonist’s final choice in the crisis phase, where the protagonist responds most strongly to the antagonist’s or obstacle’s interference. The Ending is the stage that shows the complete outcome of the protagonist’s pursuit of the final goal. The Epilogue is the stage where unresolved emotions and lingering questions are resolved at the end of the story, such as the protagonist’s life after the ending.