For the first time, two of Hollywood's top studio script consultants; story experts and authors unite to reveal the tools and principles you must know to move your screenplay, novel or film project from the rejection pile to the production slate.

In this special 3-DVD set, designed for storytellers and filmmakers in all disciplines, these two renowned writers and teachers provide their unique insiders' understanding of the ways story structure, character arc, and theme must combine with myth, archetype, identity, and transformation to touch the widest possible audience.

The Hero's 2 Journeys reveals how your characters must travel two journeys for your story to succeed.

Michael Hauge focuses on the Outer Journey. The Outer Journey is the physical path and includes the real-life obstacles your character must overcome.

Chris Vogler teaches the Inner Journey. The Inner Journey is the emotional path of your character and the inner changes required by your character on the way to his or her goal. Your character must travel both Journeys for a successful story.

Hauge and Vogler together discuss the Outer and Inner Journey of the lead character in the award-winning screenplay Erin Brockovich. Dozens of detailed graphics are included in this DVD to better illustrate the concepts presented by the speakers. Unlike a one-time seminar, you can watch this DVD over and over again while you write your screenplay or story and send your character out on his or her journeys.

Highlights:
Disc 1: The Outer Journey · Introduction · The Foundation of All Story · The Six Stage Plot Structure · Using Myth and Archetype to Strengthen Your Story · The 12 Steps of the Hero's Outer Journey

Disc 2: The Inner Journey · Defining the Inner Journey · The Inner Life of the Hero · Uniting the Six Stage Plot Structure with Character · The Power of Love Stories · Myth and Archetype as Symbols · Uniting the 12 Steps with the Hero's Inner Journey

Disc 3: The Journeys of Erin Brockovich

"No one knows storytelling and structure better than Michael and Chris. So if you're serious at all about raising the bar for yourself, put down the money and put in the hours." Jeff Arch, Screenwriter: