What makes a great script? A riveting story or memorable characters? You may say, both. But for the star whom you want to attract to your script, only one thing matters: a great role.

Seen from that point of view, you might want to ask yourself whether your script is not just a good read, but offering something thats important to an actor. Because like it or not, without stars attached, your script is unlikely to get made.

The question is, what are actors looking for? In my experience, usually not anything theyve done before. Its amazing how much more easily you can get the attention of an actor or their agent if you are offering a new challenge.

For more information about creating challenging characters check out Characters to Die For by Josh Golding http://bit.ly/30VrmQ

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