Undercover Work From the Inside

Categories: Undercover Work

Going undercover is as much a psychological challenge as it is a tactical one. Chris Berg and Paul James Smith draw on real-world experience to explore what undercover work actually demands, from maintaining cover and managing fear to navigating moral gray areas. This session helps writers understand how undercover operations really function and how to create characters and plots that feel credible under pressure.

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