Sure a lot of stories there are to tell, but there are plenty more that haven't been told or some that can be told in a different way, a different perspective.
Who
Who is your character, and for the basic principle of a foundation, you should be able to tell me your character, new or old in a sentence or two.
What
This can be applied to 'What is their alignment?', 'What are their goals?', 'What is it that 'you' are trying to accomplish?'
When
Usually, this applies to 'When does this take place?' 'When do you want this storyline to fit in, in this time?' etc. etc. An event, a show? etc
Where
You got all that done, now 'Where is Gamora?' ... Err where does this story take place, in the ring? In a promotion? In a segment?
Why?
Why is Gamora? ... Why is your character doing these specific actions?
How
How are they going to accomplish all of the above?
The premise is this as AJ pointed out in another thread,
Quote:
"let me know which character you plan to use, what alignment your character is, length of time the storyline should last, and a rough draft of YOUR vision of this program."
These six aspects of storytelling should be applied when addressing someone or trying to do a storyline
Or something involving their characters. You know?
Don't be selfish and expect someone to just do everything.
