We all have favorite movies and TV shows, and favorite movie and TV characters. They help us get through our day, and are examples we use in everyday conversation. So when you set out to work on your projects, writing characters that may someday enter the cultural lexicon can make it all seem daunting. How can my character ever be in the same breath as Michael Corleone from The Godfather or The Bride from Kill Bill? And how can I avoid flat character arcs? When you start to think about writing a great character in a screenplay, it can become a problem like the chicken or the egg. What came first, the character or the character arc? And when do we fall into character tropes? The truth is if your goal is to get past screenplay readers and get your script turned into a feature film or TV show, then you have to figure this out and write GREAT character arcs. And have a character facing story that lures in top talent. You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to understand that's what this post will answer! Today we're going to go over compelling character arc examples, look at the character arc definition, and talk about how you can create character arcs that will compel your readers to keep turning the page and fall in love with the story So let's learn about character arcs together! What is a Character Arc? If you're in a literature class, hitting up...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Friday, 22 March, 2024