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This new book & Audiobook will be available for sale on the Amazon and Audible platform at an affordable price. The energy in the Los Angeles Convention Center was electric! As I navigated the throngs of cosplayers, each more elaborate than the last, the sheer scale of the last LA Comic Con hit me. It felt like the entire city's population of geeks, nerds, and pop culture enthusiasts had descended upon downtown. I managed to catch a panel with the legendary voice actor, Troy Baker, who shared some hilarious behind-the-scenes stories from his iconic roles. The room was packed, and his charisma was infectious. Later, I spotted Ming-Na Wen gracefully answering fan questions, her presence as commanding off-screen as it is on. The autograph lines for both of them stretched seemingly miles, a testament to their enduring popularity. Of course, Los Angeles isn't the only Comic Con hub in the US. I remember hearing about the incredible turnout at Miami Comic C...

PART 2 - CHARACTER CONSTRUCTION Imagine how worried we would be for a protagonist who decides that the Path he is traveling is very dangerous and hides to let things be solved alone. Or how much we would worry about the repentant gunman who hangs up his revolvers and swears he will not use them again, but at the first sign of trouble, he puts on his guns and reassumes his old behavior. It is the fight of the character, man or woman, full virtues and defects, which catches the audience and makes you worry about the development of the story. Multimedia Production Handbook In the movies, the protagonist almost always has the main role, the most interesting, and is the character that is most on screen, for the simple reason that it is the destiny of that person that we are following. Writers often name their films with the name of the protagonist: Erin Brockovich, Donnie Brasco, Michael Collins, Citizen Kane, Ninotchka, Tootsie - the list is endless. From time to time...