CHARACTER PROFILE
from Laura Hayden's "Left-Brain- Right Brain/Creativity Program"
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NAME:                                                                                     AGE:

HEIGHT:                                        WEIGHT:

BIRTH DATE:                                      HAIR:

 EYES:                                                  BIRTHPLACE:

OTHER FACIAL FEATURES/OTHER APPEARANCE DETAILS:


DRESS (Style, colors):

DESCRIPTION OF HOME:


DOMINANT CHARACTER TRAIT
 


SECONDARY CHARACTER TRAIT
(contrast with dominant)

BEST FRIEND

OTHER FRIENDS

ENEMIES and WHY

FAMILY

What kind of person is character with others (name persons and describe interaction):

 


Sees self as:
 


Is seen by others as:
 


Sense of humor:

Temper:

Basic nature:

Ambitions:

Educational background:


Work experience:

Philosophy of life:


Habits:


Talents (when character looks good)


Hobbies/pasttimes:


Choice of entertainments:


What trait will make character come alive?:

Why is character likeable?


Why is character loveable?

PERSONAL INTERVIEW WITH CHARACTER
(responses in his/her own voice)

OCCUPATION:


CURRENT HOME


MARITAL STATUS:                             CHILDREN:

FAVORITE PIG OUT FOOD:
FAVORITE PERFORMER/AUTHOR/SPORTSMAN ETC:


EVERY NEW YEAR’S I RESOLVE TO:


NOBODY KNOWS I AM:


I WISH I COULD STOP:


I'M A SUCKER FOR:


THE WORST PART OF MY LIFE IS:
 


I WANT TO TEACH MY CHILDREN THAT:
 


A GOOD TIME FOR ME IS:
 


THE WORST ADVICE THAT MY FATHER GAVE ME WAS:
 

 I THOUGHT I WAS GROWN UP WHEN:
 


WHEN I FEEL SORRY FOR MYSELF I:
 


NOBODY WOULD BELIEVE ME IF THEY SAW ME:
 


MY FRIENDS LIKE ME BECAUSE:
 


MY PET PEEVE IS:

MY MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENT:

I CAN DIE HAPPY WHEN:
 


I'D REALLY RATHER:
 


MY MOST HUMBLING EXPERIENCE WAS: