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Character Development
By Glenn Bossik
Award-winning screenplays have life-like characters. This means
your script should have a hero and villain that seem like real people.
Scriptologist.com's step-by-step character
development exercise will show you how to create the believable characters that Hollywood loves.
In this exercise, you will learn: |
- How to give your screenplay a hero who will make your story seem as if it were a real-life event.
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- How to give your screenplay a villain who makes your story suspenseful and compelling.
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- How to use your screenplay's characters to create a main conflict that moves your story toward an earth-shattering climax.
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