Screenwriting: Great Character Profiles — Part 2
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An example of a Character Profile and how you can flesh out your characters so they are easier to write. 
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Very nice! Thanks!
Really good simple but effect way of creating characters. I did fall into the trap of repeating the same character trait as different words so this helps a lot, thanks!
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