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What Makes Action Adventure Work

Presented by: Charles Kowalski | Dale T. Phillips | Kathryn Lane | Margaret Mizushima | Phil Ribera | Stacy Allen
Categories: Action Adventure | Conflict | Dialogue

Charles Kowalski, Dale T. Phillips, Kathryn Lane, Margaret Mizushima, Phil Ribera, and Stacy Allen explore what defines the action adventure genre and why it works so well. They discuss how to create fast moving plots, sustained tension, and characters who drive the story forward with urgency and purpose.

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