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Whose Story Is It? Writing from a Clear Point of View
- Narrated by: Madeline DiMaggio
- Length: 2 hrs
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Summary
Deciding on a point of view is one of the hardest tasks a writer faces. Here is expert advice on discovering whose story you are telling, and on point of view as seen by the characters, the audience, the writer, the camera, and more. And you'll hear DiMaggio's own point of view on what it means to be a writer - passion for the process, learning about yourself, scaling the wall of rejection and growing with your characters. Opposing points of view create conflict which propels your story A character's principal trait determines his/her point of view Novelists should study screenwriting to learn how to think visually Awareness of who you are as a writer will make your story shine
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