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Scene 29: Character Archetype Series, The Caregiver
Hello! You’ve joined The Script Mistress for Scene Scene 29: Character Archetype Series, The Caregiver! I am your host, Amber Bosworth. I barely scratched the surface in my episode all the way back to Scene 11. Go back and listen if you want just a quick rundown of those 12 types at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene11.
Now, if you want to stay up to date on podcasts, events, and challenges, get on my mailing list at www.thescriptmistress.com. I also have this whole episode on video at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene29 for your enjoyment along with a completely Free download that you can find on that page! I’ve also started The Script Mistress YouTube Channel. All of these episodes are available there as well: https://www.youtube.com/@thescriptmistress/featured
Selfless acts are rare in real life and even rarer in film and television. The caregiver character archetype lives their entire journey trying to help others at all costs. They care about friends, family, or all of the above more than anything else. You can rely on them.
Strengths of the Caregiver
- Big heart
- Selfless acts
- Generous
Weaknesses of the Caregiver
- Easily deceived
- One track mind
- Value other's survival over their own
The Caregiver's Motivation:
Protect those they love at all costs. They live to serve.
Character archetype examples:
Samwise Gamgee
Mrs. Weasley
Beverly Goldberg
WRITING ACTION: I’ve created a NEW worksheet for these 12 archetypes. Download the character archetype worksheet and fill it out for whichever archetype character you are working on. Get it here: https://www.thescriptmistress.com/archetypes/ Feel free to share some of your thoughts on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ink2screen or email me at [email protected] to get extra help.
Don’t forget about the monthly screenwriting challenge. May is open for registration. You could win $150 and get feedback on your writing, all for $15. Check it all out at www.thescriptmistress.com/ink2screen.
Thank you for listening and or watching! I truly value any feedback. If you have an idea for a podcast that might help, you can email me at [email protected]. Like and follow this show wherever you are listening. Talk soon, and until then, happy writing.
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Hello! You’ve joined The Script Mistress for Scene Scene 29: Character Archetype Series, The Caregiver! I am your host, Amber Bosworth. I barely scratched the surface in my episode all the way back to Scene 11. Go back and listen if you want just a quick rundown of those 12 types at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene11.
Now, if you want to stay up to date on podcasts, events, and challenges, get on my mailing list at www.thescriptmistress.com. I also have this whole episode on video at www.thescriptmistress.com/scene29 for your enjoyment along with a completely Free download that you can find on that page! I’ve also started The Script Mistress YouTube Channel. All of these episodes are available there as well: https://www.youtube.com/@thescriptmistress/featured
Selfless acts are rare in real life and even rarer in film and television. The caregiver character archetype lives their entire journey trying to help others at all costs. They care about friends, family, or all of the above more than anything else. You can rely on them.
Strengths of the Caregiver
- Big heart
- Selfless acts
- Generous
Weaknesses of the Caregiver
- Easily deceived
- One track mind
- Value other's survival over their own
The Caregiver's Motivation:
Protect those they love at all costs. They live to serve.
Character archetype examples:
Samwise Gamgee
Mrs. Weasley
Beverly Goldberg
WRITING ACTION: I’ve created a NEW worksheet for these 12 archetypes. Download the character archetype worksheet and fill it out for whichever archetype character you are working on. Get it here: https://www.thescriptmistress.com/archetypes/ Feel free to share some of your thoughts on the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ink2screen or email me at [email protected] to get extra help.
Don’t forget about the monthly screenwriting challenge. May is open for registration. You could win $150 and get feedback on your writing, all for $15. Check it all out at www.thescriptmistress.com/ink2screen.
Thank you for listening and or watching! I truly value any feedback. If you have an idea for a podcast that might help, you can email me at [email protected]. Like and follow this show wherever you are listening. Talk soon, and until then, happy writing.