Connect with us

Hi, what are you looking for?

Film CourageFilm Courage

Authors

Character Development Is About These 3 Things by Dr. Ken Atchity

Film Courage: What is your process for developing characters? How do you go about it?

Dr. Ken Atchity, Author/Producer:  The character kind of develops itself. Basically what you do when you are dealing with that is like a checklist rather than you’re developing the character. You are letting the character develop herself but you say…she has to have the following things. What’s her problem for example? Is that clear? Because if that is not clear, your story is not going to hook the audience.

What is her problem interfering with? I call this mission in life. Usually it’s her motivation in the story. Her problem is interfering with her mission in life. She is somebody who wants to become a nurse but something violent happens in the opening scene and it seems to…(Watch the video interview on Youtube here).

BUY THE BOOK – WRITING TREATMENTS THAT SELL: How To Create And Market Your Story Ideas To The Motion Picture and TV Industry 

https://amzn.to/2Hakwcl

BUY THE BOOK – SELL YOUR STORY TO HOLLYWOOD: Writer’s Pocket Guide To The Business Of Show Business 

https://amzn.to/2JlWBaC

BUY THE BOOK – A WRITER’S TIME: Making The Time To Write
https://amzn.to/2GELyKW

MORE VIDEOS WITH DR. KEN ATCHITY
https://goo.gl/dRBg3F

CONNECT WITH DR. KEN ATCHITY
Storymerchant.com
IMDB
Twitter
Facebook


Like this video? Please subscribe to our Youtube channel. Or love this video and want more? You can show additional support via our Youtube sponsor tab or through Patreon.


Advertisement – contains affiliate links:

Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

You May Also Like

Authors

  [Watch the video interview on Youtube here] No matter what type of movie it is, it needs to have an opening that grabs you. ...

Business of Film

  [Watch the video interview on Youtube here] Film Courage: Shane, by the time you’d finished what the fifth grade you’d already had a hundred...

Authors

The Mentor, Shape Shifter and more.

Screenwriting

Every character thinks they are the center of the story.