SHOW NOTES EPISODE 002:This Week’s Topic: Creating Your World TO GET on my Email List and Get my FREE Ebooklet: The QuickGuide To TV Writing Structure, visit my website  https://howtowritetv.com/  This EPISODE: I want to show you how to answer this question: what is the world of your show? You’ve thought about a series premise logline, but to really think about it, you had to make some decisions that need some thought: There are a couple of common ways into a show: Through characterThrough placeIf your logline is from the point of view of CHARACTER (think Breaking Bad and Walter White) you need to put them in a WORLD. And the World should be heightened, extraordinary. If your logline is from the point of view of PLACE (think STAR TREK and the starship Enterprise) you need to populate it with interesting characters.  Remember–heightened emotion, high stakes! Episodic Problems vs. Series Problems:  An Episodic Problem is one that comes up and is dispensed with within an episode.A Series Problem is a problem that continues through the life of the series, and rises and falls over many episodes.Look for Series Problems as you build out your world.  THIS WEEK'S HOMEWORK: Fill out the world of your show! Thanks for listening! If you have a question for me, leave a voice message on my website. Important Administrivia: TO GET on my Email List and Get my FREE Ebooklet: The QuickGuide To TV Writing Structure, visit-- https://writetv.info/ OUR WEBSITE: https://howtowritetv.com/ Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com Music from https://www.zapsplat.com Recorded With: Zoom Podtrak P8 & EV RE20. What did you think of the sound?