Tanya Fermin: Actor, screenwriter and singer in Wilmington, North Carolina.

Currently casting extras for my film. SENSES-Wilmington, NC

So excited to be in the writing zone!!!

When you're writing your screenplays, do you develop your characters completely before you begin the script, a little and then begin the script, or do you begin writing the script and let the character development happen within the script? The way I've done it in the screenplays I've worked on is somewhere in the middle. I lean more toward developing as much as I can during my outlining stage, and I just leave a little opening to see how my characters interact with each other, which could help to develop them also. I look at the flow of my writing to see which direction each character could go in, if that makes sense. So what about y'all?

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