A film's soul is its characters. The physiology, psychology, and sociology of good personalities captivate audiences. Here are some great tips to creating

An excellent short film usually revolves around a character who is confronted with a situation and then makes an action that results in an outcome. While it seems generic, captivating stories don't always dedicate a lot of time telling character backstories. However, these should be developed to assist actors with knowing how their subjects would behave and react in different situations. Ensure that the initial information you share about your characters is adequate and substantial in order to keep your audience interested.

Make your characters' ambitions clear and precise. What do they truly desire? Sometimes this is opposite from what they claim they desire. Make it tough for your characters to achieve their objectives.

Your characters should evolve over the entire plot and learn along their journeys, whether it's about themselves, or the way in which they perceive themselves or the world around them.

End Notes:

How do your characters interact with society?
What motivates them? What do they fear?
What flaws do they have? Are they aware of them?
How do they communicate?
What makes them unique? Know them through and through, like your best friend.