Script Success Factors 2 - Identification
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Comment by J. Chris Wall on May 12, 2009 at 12:17pm
- Thank you for sharing this solid insight! Very much enjoyed your discussion of challenges that often face Christian films. It seems to be at the root of this discussion of character that we find the honesty that truly creates that identification.
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Comment by Les Butchart on April 15, 2009 at 10:23pm - Excellent advice. It's also important to get feedback from others about their likes and dislikes in our stories. I wrote a script with a main character I liked immensely, but no one else liked her. So I gave her a few positive characteristics according to what other people deemed positive and likable. If I hadn't, no one would have wanted to follow her through the story, or perhaps would have done so much reluctance.
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