Operationalization
Operationalization is the process of taking Archetypes created in Symbol Factories and transforming them into compliant stories and Narratives.
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Operationalization > Corporate Cultural Creative, Cultural Creative, Ideological Institution
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Notes
Operationalization requires several steps.
Interpretation: First, I'd interpret the given idea, ensuring I understand the nuances and depth of the concept of "good and evil."
Adaptation: Next, I'd adapt the idea to fit the medium and constraints of a screenplay. This includes setting, character development, plot structure, and dialogues.
Elaboration: Based on the concept of good and evil, various plotlines, subplots, character arcs, and scenes can be developed to delve deeper into the theme.
Narrativization: Ideas in their raw form are often abstract. Turning them into a screenplay requires crafting a narrative — a structured story with a beginning, middle, and end, with characters, conflicts, and resolutions.
Embellishment: Depending on the nature of the screenplay and its intended genre (drama, thriller, fantasy, etc.), additional elements might be added to enhance the story, making it more engaging for viewers.
Reflection: The finished screenplay should be a reflection or representation of the initial idea, but transformed into a structured narrative suitable for film
