Category Archives: Dramatic Worlds

What Genre is your dramatic world?

Posted on 24/06/2015 by Phil

The term, ‘genre’, is used widely by critics, writers, audiences, and those in the creative industries from painters to filmmakers and games developers. This term ‘genre’ is seen by many as an outrageous constraint on their artistic freedom and reject … Continue reading →

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Immersive theatre and discovering a Dramatic World from within

Posted on 08/06/2015 by Phil

This guest blog is written (31st may 2015) by Tanya Nash, a BCre8ive Mentor, and relates her experience of attending an immersive theatre experience and this use of a dramatic world. On Wednesday, I was offered a ticket to see … Continue reading →

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First Steps in Development – Active Questions

Posted on 28/05/2015 by Phil

After selecting your idea – see blog Selecting an Idea – this blog, First Steps in the art of development, written by Phi Parker, co-founder of BCre8ive, is about the active questions you need to make your idea engage an … Continue reading →

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Selecting a Creative Idea

Posted on 14/05/2015 by Phil

We all have great ideas, or too many, or just one, the problem is how do you go about selecting an idea to work on. In this blog, Phil Parker, co-founder of BCre8ive, looks at the initial stages of developing … Continue reading →

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