CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS
Use well-chosen adjectives to describe what your character looks like
Avoid writing a police-description. Pick two or three key things to describe that make your character unique
Use props and accessories to help describe the character
Introduce your characters creatively
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Lesson CDA1
Lesson CDA2
Lesson CDA3
Lesson CDA4
PERSONALITY
A general introduction to character descriptions
Choose a character name that suits their personality and background
Use other charactersβ reactions to tell the audience more about the main character
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Lesson CDB1
Lesson CDB2
Lesson CDB3
MOVEMENT
Use verbs and adverbs to show how a character moves and interacts with the setting
Use more precise vocabulary choices to avoid pleonasms and to precisely describe how the character acts
Don't hit the pause button; describe the character as they are interacting with the setting
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Lesson CDC1
Lesson CDC2
Lesson CDC3
MOODS & FEELINGS
Include how the character is feeling
Use 'show don't tell' to imply the characterβs mood or feelings
Include sensory character descriptions - describe the sounds your characters make when they move or breathe
Include sensory character descriptions - describe the sounds your characters make when they laugh or eat
Include sensory character descriptions - describe how your character smells
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Lesson CDD1
Lesson CDD2
Lesson CDD3
Lesson CDD4
Lesson CDD5