Як створити ПЕРСОНАЖІВ, щоб відразу ПОЧАТИ ПИСАТИ | 5 порад | Влад Сторітелер

#Storytelling #VladStoryteller #AdviceforAuthors Creating interesting characters that readers will care about throughout the entire work is a difficult task for every storyteller. But if you try to FULLY develop your characters, with all the nuances, BEFORE writing the story, then there is a chance that you will get stuck for a very long time… Therefore, this time I share my experience on how to create characters and start writing as soon as possible. Namely: I explain what exactly needs to be determined at the start, in five simple tips. NB: This does not mean that I am giving the only possible recipe, and no one forbids you to plan more, but I know for myself that because of this, starting to write a work can be difficult. Contents: 00:00 — Greetings 01:28 — A character is not a real person! 04:27 — Why and when do gender, age and physical features matter? 07:16 — What does the hero want and what is stopping him? 09:36 — Character: What makes a character strong and weak? 12:32 — What is the most important thing in a character’s backstory? 14:17 — Conclusion: When and how does a hero gain depth? 15:58 — Farewells, promises, cards and donations For many years I have been writing TV scripts and stories, including under the name Vladislav Lentsev, and now I want to share my experience with you on this channel — Vlad Storyteller. If you are thinking about how to write a story, how to write a novel — that is, how to write a book in a broad sense — I have a lot of systematic advice for you in an easy, entertaining form. Support my channel on Base: https://base.monobank.ua/94giKGfrMLrsEx My page on the Ukrainian service Donatello: https://donatello.to/vladstoryteller Monobank: https://send.monobank.ua/jar/AcK4s5oZYh PB card: 5457 0822 5840 4297 You can copy the number from a Google document: http://surl.li/hemf And also subscribe to my social networks. Instagram:   / vlad.storyteller   Facebook:   / vlad.storyteller   Remember: the best story is nothing without a competent embodiment! ********** The video uses a fragment from the 1987 film “Mannequin” directed by Michael Gottlieb, and it seems to me that the film will be perceived a little more ambiguously now than it was then… Many thanks to my friends Konstantin and Alice for the Ukrainian dubbing, with whom we spent so many wonderful evenings talking about cinema and storytelling. ********** A big thank you also to “Manifest” for the “Fragments” channel with cool clips for Ukrainian-speaking YouTubers:    / @fragments