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The old MGM studio lot.
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SCRIPT NOTES: Genre Gone Wrong

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SCRIPT NOTES: Where Story Begins – Genre by Michael Tabb | Script Magazine #scriptchat #amwriting #screenwriting
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SCRIPT NOTES: Where Story Begins – Genre

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SCRIPT NOTES: Where Story Begins - Premise by Michael Tabb | Script Magazine #amwriting #scriptchat #screenwriting
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SCRIPT NOTES: Where Story Begins - Premise

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SCRIPT NOTES: A Final Reflection on Major Character Types by Michael Tabb | Script Magazine
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SCRIPT NOTES: A Final Reflection on Major Character Types

By Michael Tabb
Spock makes the ultimate sacrifice for his protagonist in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn.
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SCRIPT NOTES: Major Character Types – “Reflection”

By Michael Tabb
good-will-hunting
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SCRIPT NOTES: How Dual Mentor Characters Work

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Yoda
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SCRIPT NOTES: Major Character Types – "Mentor"

By Michael Tabb
Edward Cullen is not just another typical love interest with a great jaw-line to Bella Swan in Twilight.
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SCRIPT NOTES: Major Character Types – “The Love Interest”

By Michael Tabb
Alex may be a vicious, demented character in A Clockwork Orange, but is he both protagonist and antagonist?
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SCRIPT NOTES: Can the Protagonist Be the Antagonist?

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Antagonist
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SCRIPT NOTES: Major Character Types - "Antagonist"

By Michael Tabb
Commedia dell'arte character types from the late sixteenth century.
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SCRIPT NOTES: Major Character Types - "Protagonist"

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Lethal Weapon
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SCRIPT NOTES: Who is the Hero?

By Michael Tabb