Do you know what personification is? And how do writers and directors use it in film, TV, and literature?
You can write a film or TV show about any kind of character, even one that’s not alive. That’s where learning about personification comes into play. While its origins began in literature, this literary device is now a useful tool for filmmakers to bring inanimate objects to life—even abstract ideas. It instills human qualities and human attributes in something unexpected.
Today, we’re going to answer your questions about personification. We’ll look at the definition and examples and show how you can use them effectively in your writing. Remember, this kind of figurative language is a powerful tool. Use it wisely.
So let’s bring some of this stuff to life!
Author: Jason Hellerman
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
