Lessons from the Screenplay

Lessons from the Screenplay is a channel dedicated to making videos that analyze movie scripts to examine exactly how and why they are so good at telling their stories. Part educational series and part love letter to awesome films, it aims to be a fun way to learn more about your favorite films and help us all become better storytellers.
It is run by Michael Tucker (born 1966).
==Content==
The channel analyzes various aspects of movies and media. They are sorted in the following categories:
===Lessons from the Screenplay===
Here, Michael analyzes how the screenwriters view, and communicate their messages, to the viewer using non-verbal techniques and older forms of oral story telling.
===Character Design===
Here Michael breaks down what a character design is supposed to signify about the character and how it defines their arc.
===Story structure===
Story structure is where Michael analyzes an act or scene as a standalone and why it is worthy of praise.
===Versus Videos===
This series is dedicated to comparing and contrasting characters, movies and scenes 
===Symbols, subtext and theme===
Here Michael analyzes why movies use certain symbols and what they mean, and how an audience can miss it.
==Personal Life==
Michael was born in Hawaii, but moved to LA later.
==Trivia==
* Michael Tucker himself is an actual filmmaker
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