Understanding Sun Tzu on the Art of War - Storyboards
The book Understanding Sun Tzu on the Art of War
started out as a documentary script. When the cost to produce the
documentary as written proved more than available funding, my agent and I decided to hold off on
that documentary and build a track record with a book first. The following is a
compilation of the storyboards that we used to give a flavor of the intended
documentary.
As a reader of Understanding Sun Tzu on the Art of War, you can use these storyboards as a visual supplement
as you read through the sections and chapters.
I have arranged the storyboards in chapter order and provide cues to show their
corresponding place in the book.
Preface and Introduction
- Introduction
- Chinese Warrior Philosopher
- River
- Three Steps Back
- The Soldier
- Dissemination
- T.E. Lawrence
- Giap Vietnam
- Present Day
- Philosophical Source
- Reconciling Tao with War
- Sun Tzu's Practical Application
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Winning Whole
- Winning Whole
- Cold War
- American Civil War
- Way of Life
- Morale
- Battle of Britain
- Axis Surrender
- Morale Trap
- Light Brigade
- Custer and Sitting Bull
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Leading to Advantage
- Leading to Advantage
- Cowpens
- Invulnerability
- Prevention and Invulnerability
- Neutralization and Invulnerability
- Way of Predator - White Shark and Seal
- Foresight and Invulnerability - Tiger in
the House
- Preparedness - Rationales
- Material Aspects
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Deception
- Deception
- How to Deceive
- Soviet Doctrine
- Pickett's Charge
- Mystery
- Consequences of Failure
- Mystery with Deception - The Wolf
- Matter of Secrecy
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Energy
- Energy
- Physics
- Efficient Falcon
- Offensive and Defensive
- How to Apply Energy
- Battle of the Bulge
- Patton
- In Balance
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Strengths and Weaknesses
- Strengths and Weaknesses
- Finding Exploitable Weakness - Moscow 1941
- Taking Something of Value
- Water
- Grant
- Strength From Weakness - Washington
- Roads Not to Follow
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Initiative
- Initiative
- Chamberlain/Owning the Initiative
- Direct and Indirect
- Difficult Positions
- D-Day
- History
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Observations of Sun Tzu's Principles
Outside the Military
- Observations
- Business, Legal, Sports, Medical, Personal
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Conclusion
- In Flanders Fields
- Victory Without Glory
- Sun Tzu's Close
