“Unlocking the Secrets of Screenwriting: Spenser Cohen Reveals the Art Behind Captivating Stories”
Have you ever found yourself so absorbed in a story that the world around you fades away? It’s fascinating how a well-crafted narrative can not only entertain but also evoke genuine emotions, making us laugh, cry, or reflect on our own lives! The heart of storytelling lies in character – the heroes, the anti-heroes, and even the quirky sidekicks who capture our imaginations. This article delves into the profound words of acclaimed screenwriter Spenser Cohen, enlightening us on the absolute necessity of crafting characters that resonate emotionally. Whether you’re aspiring to pen the next blockbuster or simply curious about the art of storytelling, join me as we explore the intricate tapestry of character-driven narratives that breathe life into the pages of our favorite films and books. LEARN MORE
“Stories are an emotional medium. People always say, write what you know, and I think it’s write what you know emotionally. Sometimes I’ll start with a story, sometimes I’ll start with a character, but ultimately, it always comes down to character.”
— Spenser Cohen
Go Into The Story Interview, May 8, 2013
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