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Today's blog comes from Robert Russo, a screenwriter in San Antonio, Texas. As character creators we
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Today's blog comes from Robert Russo, a screenwriter in San Antonio, Texas. As character creators we have to have an understanding of why our characters feel and think what they do. I am going to explain in simple terms why human beings behave the way they do so you can have strong understanding of how to create believable compelling characters that stay true to who they are in their words and actions. Human beings are biological creatures with two primary drives. The first is survival. The second is reproduction. We are designed to adapt to our environment and learn from our experiences to allow us to survive. Even from the time of infancy, our brain is learning what is safe and secure, and what is dangerous. When a child is shown love and peace during developmental years, the child will grow into a young adult with openness, empathy, love, compassion, happiness. [Keep Reading >>]( Copyright © 2020 Stage 32, All rights reserved.
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