The Art of Character: creating memorable characters for fiction, film, and tv by 
Believable Characters: creating with enneagrams by 
Creating Compelling Characters for Film, TV, Theatre and Radio by 
Dynamic Characters: How to Create Personalities That Keep Readers Captivated by 
Tarot for Writers by The eBooks are available through the links to EBSCOhost and O'Reilly Learning.
Creative Character Design by 
Creating the Character Costume by 
The Fashion Design Reference and Specification Book by 
50 Jobs in 50 States by 
The Comic Hero's Journey: serious story structure for fabulously funny films by 
Crafting the Character Arc by 
Memo from the Story Dept.: Secrets of structure and character by 
Showing Our True Colors: a fun, easy guide for understanding and appreciating yourself and others by 
What Story Are You Living?: a workbook and guide to interpreting results from the Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator instrument by 
What Would Your Character Do? by To access the Video(s), follow the LinkedIn Learning link on the Full Sail Library's About page on Full Sail One.
"Sometimes the best settings reveal something about a character, or force a character to do something they otherwise wouldn’t have. In other cases, settings function as characters in their own right, with personalities, desires, and even enemies." The following films are identified as some of the best uses of setting as character. All are available in the Full Sail Library. The ones with an * are also on SWANK. If the film is on SWANK, it can be streamed. SWANK can be accessed through the Library Online Research Database.) The films on SWANK has an * beside the title.
List adapted from 14 Brilliant Uses of Setting as Character, Industrial Scripts https://screenplayscripts.com/setting-as-character/
