Can you story someone's story? How would you go about it?

Well, start by researching and finding a life story that has real potential. Once you've found it, reach out to the individual. Be prepared to show your credibility and vision for the project. When it comes to negotiation, be clear about what rights you're getting. You may need to consult a lawyer to ensure all legal aspects are covered. You also need to consider the financial side carefully. How much are you willing to pay for the option? And what kind of royalties or further payments will be involved if the project gets made? It's all about building a relationship with the person whose story it is and making a fair deal.

Sure. First, I would watch the reel carefully to understand the main events and characters. Then, I would start from the beginning of the reel and describe each scene in detail as part of the story. For example, if the reel shows a person walking in a park, I would write about how the person feels, what they see around them like the green trees and colorful flowers, and where they might be going.

First, I would establish the characters clearly. The husband who is caught in the middle, his girlfriend who is dominant, and the person being dominated. Then, start with a situation like a family gathering where the dominance starts to show. For example, the girlfriend might interrupt the other person when she's talking and correct her in a condescending way.

I would be horrified. It's such an inappropriate and immoral situation.

You can usually swipe left or right to navigate back on someone's Insta story. It's quite straightforward.

I'm not sure how to exclude 'percentage full story' as it's not clear what it refers to. If it's about a story in a literary sense, it doesn't really make sense to exclude a percentage in a normal way. But if it's data presented as a story, you could use filtering techniques depending on the nature of the data.

Yes, you can. If you have the means to record or document it in some way, like writing it down or using digital tools, you can save it.

Yes, you can. One way is to look deeper into the motivations and backgrounds of the characters. Another is to analyze the sequence of events and how they build up to the climax. Also, notice the small nuances and symbols in the story that might have hidden meanings.

Sure you can! Just find the source where the story is available and start watching again.

Sure, you can. If it's in digital form, like on a computer or cloud storage, just make sure to back it up regularly. For physical copies, you could scan or photocopy it to keep it safe.