The Alex Eylar LEGO series is a comical take on Pixar story artist Emma Coats's 'Golden Rules of Storytelling' that she posted on Twitter. She wanted to share the tips that she learned over the years.
Eylar is an advanced LEGO scene creator who decided to re-create her rules into quirky visuals. There are twelve rules in total, such as "Coincidences to get characters into trouble are great; a coincidence to get them out of trouble is cheating." LEGO is a popular toy that both young and old enjoy playing with. Eylar was able to get Coats's message across very clearly with his visuals. Not only are these memes funny, but they are sure to provide budding movie makers with valuable insights.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- LEGO Storytelling Memes
- The trend of creating LEGO storytelling memes is providing a new and humorous way to engage with popular concepts and ideas.
- Comical Visualization of Golden Rules
- The trend of using visual mediums, like the Alex Eylar LEGO series, to depict important guidelines or rules is making complex concepts more accessible and fun.
- Valuable Insights for Budding Movie Makers
- The trend of translating storytelling principles, such as Emma Coats's 'Golden Rules', into LEGO memes is offering aspiring filmmakers practical advice in an entertaining format.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Toy Manufacturing
- The toy manufacturing industry could explore collaborations with LEGO artists to create unique and engaging products that combine playfulness with educational value.
- Entertainment and Media
- The entertainment and media industry can leverage the popularity of LEGO storytelling memes to create promotional content or endorse the value of storytelling in their productions.
- Education and Training
- The education and training industry can incorporate LEGO storytelling memes as a creative and interactive way to teach and reinforce storytelling techniques for students and professionals.
