Giving Every Character a Distinct Voice

Categories: Characters | Dialogue | Language

Authentic dialogue reflects who a character is and how they see the world. Moderated by Roger Johns, Alexandra Ivy, Dana Chamblee Carpenter, Jim Nesbitt, Kelly Oliver, Lynn Chandler Willis, and Mike Faricy explore how to craft dialogue that feels natural and specific. This session focuses on tone, dialect, and language choices that give each character a distinct voice.

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