Writing The Perfect Nemesis For Your Story

Something Wicked This Way Comes…

BOOM! The Unstoppable Force (your Hero) meets the Immovable Object (The Nemesis). What happens?

Drama. Edge-of-your-seat, producible, bankable drama.

Any irresistible story requires an authentic, relatable, formidable, memorable opponent. Your hero needs it. The story needs it. We – your audience – crave it.

You’ve seen the courses that explore, explain, and sequence your hero – but your hero is only one crucial element. Without the opposition, your story is like a tug-of-war with only one team. It falls flat. Every time.

Spend the day turning those courses on their heads by getting into the heart of your opposing force, be it a villain or a situation, external or internal. Go on. Kick your stakes up a notch and make your script unputdownable.

Six hour masterclass with exercises, learn at your own pace and rewatch for up to one year.

Oh how audiences LOVE to HATE...

Imagine:

• ‘Game of Thrones’ without Cersei Lannister

• ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ without Nurse Ratched

• ‘Alien’ without the Xenomorph

• ‘Killing Eve’ without Villanelle

• ‘The Undoing’ without (SPOILER!)

No, this is NOT another “your villain thinks they are the hero in their own story” class. The Nature of the Nemesis moves beyond a traditional villain, too. Think:

• ‘Breaking Bad’ without Walt’s cancer.

• ‘Finding Nemo’ without Marlin’s fear.

• ‘Cast Away’ without the cruelty of nature.

• ‘Hidden Figures’ without society itself.