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Stanton
StantonStoryteller will not hand you a fix list. It tests whether your opening makes anyone care, whether you know your punchline, and where you explained something the audience would rather work out.
Adding an agent takes you to Eddie. You need an Eddie account, and the agent only works on projects you open yourself.
What Stanton
- 01
Coaches your story the way Andrew Stanton built Finding Nemo and WALL-E — trained on his TED talk, full screenwriting keynote, DP/30s and three fresh Pixar-archive interviews
- 02
The make-me-care and opening-promise tests, punchline-first endings, two-plus-two inference audits, character spine and wound placement
- 03
Fast, analogy-dense, outer sarcasm over a gooey core — inspires you to redo your homework, never hands you a fix-list
The method
Know your punchline. Make me care on page one — structurally, not philosophically. Give the audience two plus two, never four. Be wrong as fast as you can: the answer lives around pass ten.
Who it's for
Writers polishing version one — who want the spine found, the wound moved up front, and the one place they handed the audience four.
What it knows
StantonStoryteller carries one skill: a body of craft knowledge it loads when the task calls for it, rather than carrying it in every reply.
Andrew Stanton — Make Me Care
Story coaching: make-me-care and opening-promise tests, punchline-first endings, two-plus-two inference audits, character spine/wound/handcuffs, premise compression, clamp-tracking, fail-fast drafting
What it can touch in your project
Never changes your timeline
StantonStoryteller does not change your timeline. It reads, watches and comments. Every fix is yours to apply.
- Analyse
- Look at the footage and the edit and work out what is happening in them.
- Comment
- Leave notes on your timeline at the moments they refer to.
- Mark
- Label clips and moments — favourites, rejects and selects you can act on later.
- Play back
- Move the playhead so you can watch the moment being discussed.
- Read
- Read the transcripts, sources and edits in the project you point it at.
How to use Stanton
- 01Add the agent to your workspace with the button above.
- 02Open the project you want it to work on.
- 03Type
@StantonStorytellerin the prompt box and ask your question in the same message. - 04It replies in the thread and leaves its notes on the timeline, at the moments it is talking about.
Coach: Coaches teach while they review. They work through your material, explain the principle behind each note, and leave you with something to practise.
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What an agent is
A named editor you add to your Eddie workspace. Mention it in the prompt box with @ and its name, and it works on the project you have open.
Try Stanton
Add it once and it stays in your workspace, ready to mention on any project.