Brian Herskowitz talks about developing characters for screenplays from his book “Process To Product” Check the book out here https://amzn.to/3iZJv3Z Interview Timeline LEARN HOW TO DEVELOP SCREENPLAY CHARACTERS. Brian Herskowitz is a screenwriter and producer and has many credits to his name including Tour of Duty, Tio Papi, Hercules, scifi and horror movies, and a documentary on domestic violence. In part 4 of this teaching screenwriting series he explains how to develop your characters. 0:35 – Brian introduces character development. 1:46 – Brian talks about how many characters to create for a story. 4:15 – Brian talks about motivation and consistency in character. 7:45 – Brian talks about foreshadowing in character development. 12:18 – Brian talks about how plot and setting defines character development. 17:29 – Brian talks about characters as seen by different cultures. 20:22 – Brian talks about setting as a character. 24:44 – Brian talks about characters having too many strengths. 25:54 – Brian talks about believing a character’s change. 28:02 – Brian talks about the relatability of characters. 34:35 – Brian talks about traveling angel tropes. 36:22 – Brian talks about the nuts and bolts of creating a character. 42:24 – Brian talks about having unique characters. 49:38 – Brian talks about commonalities between characters. Links of interest https://amzn.to/3iZJv3Z https://www.brianherskowitz.com/ Contact Information For more “Full Contact Nerd” please follow me at crisalvarez.com, on Facebook at CrisAlvarezFCN, on youtube at Cris Alvarez on twitter @CrisAlvarezFCN, on Instagram @crisalvarezscifi, and on Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Stitcher / Spotify for the podcast. Please see historyrabbithole.com for a list of my dozen or so blogs and podcasts. You’re sure to find something you like. Guests: Brian Herskowitz Host: Cris Alvarez Tags: audio interviews, author, podcast, film history, Check the book out here https://amzn.to/3iZJv3Z As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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