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Theres no better way to sell your script than to attract an A-List star to be a part of your film. But with thousands of scripts in circulation at all times, how can you make yours more appealing to Hollywoods most sought after performers?

Creating Characters A-List Actors Want To Play is a collection of articles from Script Magazine that will guide you on your mission to create stand-out, memorable characters. Film industry experts provide advice based on the many scripts theyve worked on and read throughout their careers: the good, the bad, and the ugly.

These articles explore how to create memorable, developed characters who are relatable, nuanced, and engaging. Characters who have strong points of views, motivations, and inner conflicts. You will learn how film archetypes have morphed into tired stereotypes, and thus how to avoid the same fate for your own characters. You will learn how to employ personality quirks and the unexpected to elevate your characters beyond the confines of tropes. Articles explore the importance of raising the stakes, giving your characters a hard time, and making sure that the audience will empathize with them. You will learn how to utilize the whole cast of your script to show the layers of the protagonist, how to develop great villains, and why you need to take your character to the point of no return. Creating Characters A-List Actors Want To Play also covers writing dimensional female characters, how to utilize the 5 stages of grief and basic psychology, how to write intriguing character descriptions that appeal to actors, and various exercises to help you get to know your characters better.

Contributors to this collection include Jeanne Veillette Bowerman (writer of the adaptation of the book Slavery by Another Name), Jerry Flattum (writer of Watertown, South Dakota, and Celestial Age), Heather Hale (writer of Absolute Killers and The Courage to Love), Marilyn Horowitz (professor and writing consultant), Brad Johnson (screenwriter and producer), Jacob Krueger (writer of The Matthew Shepard Story), Daniel Manus (founder of No Bull Script Consulting), Hayley McKenzie (writer of Papadopoulos & Sons, Chakara, and The Watcher Self), Drew Yanno (screenwriter and screenwriting professor), and Brett Wean (writer, actor, and improv instructor).

If youre ready to make your characters dimensional enough to catch an Oscar winners attention, get your copy of Creating Characters A-List Actors Want To Play today!

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The Screenwriter's Guide to Creating Compelling Characters
How to Populate Your Script with Characters That A-List Actors Will Want to Play
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THE SCREENWRITER'S GUIDE TO CREATING COMPELLING CHARACTERS. Copyright 2016 by Script Magazine. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review. Published by Script Magazine, an imprint of F+W Media, Inc. First edition.

Introduction

Whether you are writing a character-driven story or an action film, the characters in your screenplays need to engage your readers and audience and also attract actors. If an A-list actor is drawn to a role, a sale of your script is sure to follow.

Our Script Magazine contributors share their insights into how to create characters, assign names to them, and crawl inside their minds to bring depth and complexity to your stories. With their advice, youll learn how to put the essence of those characters on the page in a way that elevates your screenplays to their fullest potential.

Creating memorable characters not only brings richness to your stories, but it will also make you a memorable writer.

Jeanne Veillette Bowerman

Editor, Script Magazine

About the Authors

Jeanne Veillette Bowerman: Jeanne is the editor and online community manager of Script Magazine and a webinar instructor for The Writers Store. She is co-founder and moderator of the weekly Twitter screenwriters chat, #Scriptchat, and wrote the narrative adaptation of the Pulitzer Prizewinning book, Slavery by Another Name, with its author, Douglas A. Blackmon, former senior national correspondent of The Wall Street Journal. Jeanne also is president of Implicit Productions and consults with writers on how to build and strengthen their online and offline networks as well as face their fears in order to succeed in writing and in personal peace. More information can be found on her blog, ramblings of a recovered insecureaholic .

Jerry Flattum: Performer/songwriter and writer. JerryFlattum.com - Original songs and production music; GlobalEntertainmentInThe21stCentury.com e-book covering the convergence of global entertainment and technology redefining the question, What is entertainment? Pursuing second masters degree in music production for visual media (masters liberal studies; bachelor of science degree in songwriting). Scripts: Watertown, South Dakota (young filmmaker makes an Indie film headed for the Oscars); Celestial Age, a sci-fi action/adventure about the LHC, time travel, the God Particle, and the futuristic Celestial Age.

Heather Hale: Heather is an independent producer, director, and writer, one of a few approved for NBC Universal's special development fund managed by IFTA. Her most recent thriller, Absolute Killers (W, D, P: Meatloaf Aday, Ed Asner, Edward Furlong), was available at Walmarts and Best Buys across the country in 2014. Her other credits include The Courage to Love (W, Lifetime: Vanessa Williams, Diahann Carroll, Stacey Keach, Gil Bellows). Her projects have won Emmys, Tellys and Ace Awards. Tim McGraw has twice optioned one of her true-life biopics, and Tim Conway is attached to one of her comedies. She was the vice president and director of event programming for NATPE (2004 and 2005 and for whom she still serves as a pitch prep consultant) and the industry coordinator for the Independent Film and Television Alliance for the 2013 American Film Market. She is a member of the TV Academy and Show Biz Mensans and is writing a book for Focal Press on How to Work the Film and TV Markets due out June 2015.

Marilyn Horowitz: Marilyn is an award-winning New York University professor, author, producer, and Manhattan-based writing consultant, who works with successful novelists, produced screenwriters, and award-winning filmmakers. She has a passion for helping novices get started. Since 1998 she has taught thousands of aspiring screenwriters to complete a feature-length screenplay using her method. She is also a judge for the Fulbright Scholarship Program for film and media students. In 2004 she received the coveted New York University Award for Teaching Excellence. Professor Horowitz has written several feature-length screenplays. Her production credits include the feature film And Then Came Love (2007).

Brad Johnson: Brad Johnson is a screenwriter and producer whose website, ReadWatchWrite.com , is devoted to helping screenwriters by promoting the mantra Read scripts, watch movies, and write pages. Brad also works as a script consultant and has worked with writers of all levels to develop and grow their screenwriting toolbox.

Jacob Krueger: The founder of Jacob Krueger Studio, Jacob has worked with all kinds of writers, from Academy and Tony award winners to young writers picking up the pen for the first time. His writing includes The Matthew Shepard Story, for which he won the Writers Guild of America Paul Selvin Award and was nominated for a Gemini Award for Best Screenplay. To follow Jacobs blog or learn more about his screenwriting workshops, online classes, and international retreats, please visit WriteYourScreenplay.com .

Daniel Manus: Danny is an in-demand script consultant and founder of No BullScript Consulting, and was ranked in the Top 15 Cream of the Crop Script Consultants by Creative Screenwriting Magazine. He is the author of No B.S. for Screenwriters: Advice from the Executive Perspective. He was the director of development for Clifford Werber Productions (Cinderella Story, Sydney White), a development consultant for Eclectic Pictures, and the DOD at Sandstorm Films, which had a first-look deal at Screen Gems and a development deal with Top Cow Comics. Danny is still attached to produce several projects independently. He also teaches seminars to writers across the country.

Hayley McKenzie: Hayley runs Script Angel, working as a development consultant and script editor on feature films and television dramas in the United Kingdom and United States. Hayley's produced feature-film script-editing credits include Papadopoulos & Sons, Chakara, and The Watcher Self. Hayley was development executive at ITV Studios and script edited prime-time UK shows Casualty (BBC) and Blue Murder (ITV).

Brett Wean: Brett is a writer and actor who has studied improvisation at New York Citys acclaimed Upright Citizens Brigade and Peoples Improv Theater (The PIT), where he has taught improv as well as performing on several house teams and studying both sketch and screenwriting. He has appeared on television in various commercials, including New York Lotterys Little Bit o Luck campaign, and most recently on MTV's Weird Vibes and in the feature film Breakup at a Wedding, produced by Zachary Quintos Before the Door Pictures.

Drew Yanno: Drew has been writing for film since 1993 and has been a member of the Writers Guild of America since 1995. Drew founded the screenwriting program in the Film Studies department at Boston College where he taught for eleven years. He is the author of

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