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“Strong characters act despite their fear, not because of it.”
University life is a bit like a train station. Students from many different backgrounds, locations, and political affiliations come together for learning, collaboration, and fun. T...
“Strong characters act despite their fear, not because of it.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
How do you attack and structure a story? Do you see the situation first? Do you have an image or set piece in mind? Or do you begin with character?For me, that’s typically the case...
Martin McDonagh’s 2017 masterpiece, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, boasts some of the finest character work of the entire decade. Frances McDormand’s Oscar-winning perf...
Here's why flawed characters resonate with readers, creating deeper emotional connections through vulnerability, mistakes, and growth.
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by lorddillon CHAPTER 4: REPORTING FOR DUTY (part 5 - the final part!):bd6-6: CHARACTER DEVELOPMENTCharacter Development in STA2 has two prongs - Milestones and Reputation... this...
“You can never know enough about your characters.”Continue reading on Go Into The Story »
For years, in my book Creating Character Arcs and elsewhere, I’ve taught the Lie the Character Believes as the central premise of character arc. The Lie the Character Believes is t...
To start this column, I am going to say three names. These three names cover NPCs from three different MMORPGs. All three of these NPCs are very powerful individuals, politically a...
Reflects on his childhood love of storytelling, urges aspiring creators to focus on theatre and craft over fame
We talk a lot on this site about having a character with a ghost, something in their past that haunts them, that you can make part of their character arc to get over. You want this...
Some people reveal themselves slowly, like novels that take a few chapters to settle in. Others arrive fully formed — bright, unmistakable, and impossible to ignore. In this week’s...
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