Writing-Unforgettable-Characters-How-to-Write-a-CharacterDriven-Screenplay-that-Connects-Emotionally-with-your-Audience

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When you learn the key to writing unforgettable characters,
you&#8217llbe elevated above the thousands of other writers
out there. Readers will engage with your story! Actors will be
fighting to play your characters! Viewers will leave the film
wanting to talk (or argue) about itwith their friends! You will sell
a screenplay for a million dollars and get to hang out with Brad
Pitt on George Clooney&#8217syacht!As a writer, do you
consistently get feedback saying your characters are
&#8220boing&#8221or &#8220topassive&#8221or
&#8220plase stop emailing me, Hudson, how did you even get
this address?&#8221Are readers not connecting personally or
emotionally with your material? Does plot come easily but you
find it&#8217sa real chore to shoehorn interesting characters
into it?In this physically-small but content-rich resource,
you&#8217llfind eight practical exercises to help you:Dissect
your favorite characters to find out what makes them tick.Write
deeper, more personal stories (even if those stories are about
robots, vampires, and orcs).Create characters so well defined
they start to write themselves.Start writing your characterdriven
story TODAY.FROM THE INTRODUCTION:Hi,
I&#8217mHudson and I suck at writing characters.I know what
you&#8217rethinking: &#8220BuI just bought this book to
learn how to write unforgettable characters and now you, the
author, are telling me you suck at it? What the hell am I paying
you for?&#8221Oky, fine. Maybe I should caveat that
statement by saying I used to suck at writing characters. That
is to say, my natural state of writing characters is one of
suckiness. But, hey, that should give you hope. Writers
aren&#8217tborn, they are made. Books and tea and crippling
anxiety that&#8217swhat writers are made of.The first step is
admitting you have a problem.Historically, my scripts have

always started with plot. I&#8217dcome up with some big,
crazy idea, capture that plot-driven story down on the page,
send it out for feedback, and would be met with a resounding...
&#8220me.&#8221Over and over, I&#8217dget notes like,
&#8220yor characters aren&#8217tlikable,&#8221or
&#8220Idon&#8217tknow who to pull for,&#8221or &#8220Yor
hero isn&#8217tstrong enough,&#8221or
&#8220Yo&#8217rethe last person on earth who should write
a book about writing unforgettable characters.&#8221Sothen
I&#8217dhave to start over, shoehorning memorable
characters into that plot. This process would take a
frustratingly long time, full of hair-pulling and rewrites and
copious amounts of alcohol to finally get my characters to be
something resembling interesting, driven human
beings.That&#8217swhy I put this book together: to take a
fluid idea like &#8220unorgettable characters&#8221and turn
it into an easy-to-follow, practical guide to help me consistently
write unforgettable characters (and, as a result, unforgettable
stories). I hope it does the same for you.Along the way,
you&#8217llbe given some exercises to help you dissect your
favorite characters, define the characters
you&#8217recurrently writing, and challenge you to live an
unforgettable life.Note: while this book is focused on
screenwriting, the same principles apply to prose-writing, playwriting,
and any-other-kind-of-writing you might dive into. So
while I use the language of screenwriting, feel free to go
through with a red pen, strikethrough
&#8220sceenplay&#8221 and replace it
with&#8220noel&#8221 &#8220ply&#8221 &#8220esape
room&#8221 or your medium of choice.
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