How To Write Characters For A Story : Creating Characters
What you'll learn
- How to write a book and how to create vibrant characters
- Writing a book with different types of characters
- How to write a book of fiction with two and three dimensional characters
- Integrate characters into their stories.
- Writing characters for their books
Requirements
- You should have a good level of written and spoken English
- You will understand basic punctuation
Description
Writing Fictional Characters Beginners: Creating Characters For Fiction
It is generally accepted that a novel can be split into various parts or elements, which helps to establish the different ways that we write prose in a work of fiction. These element are often referred to as the Plot, Setting, Narrative, Description, Backstory, Point of View (POV) and Writing Fictional Characters.
Even though it's the combination of all these elements, and more, that creates a great book, by far the most important ingredient is to create characters for novels.
Please Note: This course is also included complete in my course 'How To Write Novels' - careful not to purchase both!
Writing For Beginners: Create and Write Characters For Novels
It's often said that the reader will not believe in your character unless you do; this is very true. He or she is your creation and it's your job to give your characters life. They need to be realistic to make the reader care for them, and also what happens to them.
This course 'Writing Fictional Characters' will teach you the following:
Where to get inspiration for creating a character profile
What elements to include in your character profiles
Characters - writing different types of character in your book
How to write a book with two dimensional and three dimensional characters
The essential ingredients your characters need to be either liked or hated
Writing characters - identify conflicts and change in your hero that will drive your story forward
Understand the needs of the reader - what do they want from a novel?
BONUS: FREE pdf download - Create Characters for Movie Scripts - The Character Arc
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Who this course is for:
- You are a beginning writer interested in writing fictional characters
- You need to know how to create characters when you write a book
- You want to understand how to make a great character when writing a book
Instructor
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The scope of Jim's divers courses reflect his interest and proficiency in many subject areas. Earning a living online for 10 years now, his interests span topics such as on page SEO, to creating blues guitar lessons, to writing novels and movie scripts, to Wordpress Tutorials.
He is considered an expert in Udemy organic search and consistently ranks courses in any genre on Page 1.
Writing primarily in the science fiction genre, Jim Bruce, is fascinated with the possibilities that this type of fiction brings, but also in the actual craft of screenwriting.
Jim devoured his dad's collection of science fiction books at an early age, often reading collections of short fiction collected together under titles such as 'Fantastic Stories', or 'Look To The Stars' under his bed covers way into the night.
The possibilities, the 'what ifs' of sci-fi provide Jim with the enthusiasm to live life to the full - anything is possible, and there are more things in the great out-there than we can possibly write about. Curiosity is the spur that drives him on to create, not just fiction, but political comment, music and poetry.
Born in the North of UK in 1950, where he attended schools in Creswell, Nottinghamshire and Shirebrook. He has had more jobs than he can remember, including working in the coal mines, teacher, electrician, mechanic, circus laborer, farm hand, channel tunnel engineer, industrial robot programmer, website builder and professional blues guitar player/teacher.
He has been resident in UK, USA, Germany, France and Portugal, where he currently lives and writes.