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Inner Drives: How to Write and Create Characters Using the Eight Classic Centers of Motivation

by Pamela Jaye Smith
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Inspiring and practical, Inner Drives goes to the very source of character motivation and action. Explores the fascinating world of archetypes, mythology, and the charka system.

Create unique, believable characters using Pamela Jaye Smith's tried and tested techniques, including everything from patterns of speech to styles of walking. 'Inner Drives' will help you to structure character arcs, devise back-stories, develop conflict and even pair up couples.

Inspiring and practical, Smith goes to the very source of character motivation and action, exploring the fascinating world of archetypes, mythology and the chakra system. You will then learn to apply these timeless principals of successful story-telling through examples and exercises, making this is a vital text for every budding screenwriter. The complete guide to developing authentic characters an audience will believe in

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Inspiring and practical, Inner Drives goes to the very source of character motivation and action. Explores the fascinating world of archetypes, mythology, and the chakra system.

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Book Details

Published
June 1, 2005
Publisher
Wiese, Michael Productions
Pages
264
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9781932907032

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