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Summer Camp Creative Writing: How to Write Characters, Villains and Believable Dialogue
Class experience
US Grade 6 - 9
Come and learn how to write characters your readers will want to believe in! In lesson one, we will briefly look at how to plan out stories you want to write and why this is important. Then we will discuss various characters that have made an impact on you. Think of your favourite book or film and the characters that are in it. Why do you find them so interesting? Following on from this, you will then learn how to create characters your readers will be able to relate to. You will learn why...
You will learn how to create and write believable characters, how to create and write an amazing villain and how to write brilliant dialogue.
I am a published author of several children's and young adult books and have taught creative writing for several years. I am also an editor and proofreader for several authors who sell many books written for adults. As such, I understand how to create great characters that will hook any reader and am passionate about developing young writers' skills so that they learn to love their craft.
Learners will need a writing pad and pencil to make notes about what they learn during the lessons so that they can apply their learning in their own writing at a later date.
Due to the age of the students, and because we will be discussing villains in films, tv or books, discussions may involve characters who, by their nature, do extremely unpleasant things. I will not know in advance which villains will be mentioned but will ask them to think in terms of Marvel characters, or characters from books such as Harry Potter or Percy Jackson. Your student should understand that topics may arise that make them feel uncomfortable but that they must let me know if this occurs so that I can move the conversations along. If there are any particular films or books that you know your child will be uncomfortable with, please send me a private message prior to class so that I can cut any conversations about these before they begin.
Hi! Welcome to my profile and thank you for visiting! I've worked in primary education for more years than I care to think about. Yes, I'm probably somewhat older than the majority of teachers on here, but don't let that put you off. I have a...
Group Class
$75
for 3 classes3x per week, 1 week
60 min
Completed by 1 learner
Live video meetings
Ages: 11-15
2-12 learners per class