“The most memorable characters are those we empathize with — even villains.”
Here’s five ways to create empathy for your villains.
https://screencraft.org/blog/using-empathy-to-create-a-better-villain...
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would love to see a collaboration in films like this, where NIGERIAN NOLLYWOOD and HOLLYWOOD work together
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Love it Emmanuel Don Mstar Godwin. Let's see some more of your skit!
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Great topic to discuss. Some of the most complex villains are ones that have their own logic behind what they do and have a backstory that supports their worldview. Moral ambiguity and grey areas are a great way to engage and challenge and audience.
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"Moral ambiguity and grey areas are a great way to engage and challenge and audience." I'm saving that tip, Ewan Dunbar. Thanks!
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It's like Heath Ledger's Joker with those gruesome scars. Or Lyutsifer Safin's family being killed in chemical attacks in No Time to Die. Or the bully with a tragic home life. Those little things help us understand the villain's jaded reaction to horrific events pushed them from good to evil