Chapter 7: Story - What's it All About?


abortionist
abstinent
acrobat
actor
airman
amateur
ambassador
anchor
angler
animal
animator
apparition
applicant
artist
astrologer
athlete
attorney
author
 
badmouther
bachelor
backwoodser
balloonist
bandit
bandmaster
banker
barber
bastard
beau
beggar
belle
blowhard
boatswain
bodyguard
bookkeeper
 
bookworm
botanist
bouncer
braggart
brain
bridegroom
bridesmaid
burglar
butcher
 
cannoneer
cartoonist
cavalier
cavalryman
caveman
chairman
chauffeur
chef
chemist
clerk
cobbler
comedian
composer
compulsive
computer guru
congressman
con-man
conniver
connoisseur
convict
cook
counterfeiter
coward
cowboy
crook
dancer
dandy
deranged
detective
devil
dictator
director
diver
doctor
dreamer
drug addict
drunkard
duke
 
eavesdropper
elderly
entrepreneur
evangelist
experimenter
 
fanatic
farmer
fat man
father
ferryman
fetishist
fisherman
flapper
flasher
forger
fornicator
fortune teller
frogman
 
gardener
general
genius
ghost
gigolo
goblin
grocer
guard
 
hacker
hangman
henchman
homosexual
humorist
hustler
hypnotist
 
idiot
incompetent
incontinent
indecent
Indian
indigent
infidel
innkeeper
introvert
inventor
 
jailor
janitor
jazzman
joker
journalist
judge
judo master
jury
 
killer
king
knave
knight
kvetch
 
landlord
lawyer
lazy person
loafer
librarian
lobbyist
lumberjack
lunatic
 
madman
maid
malcontent
manic
marshal
mayor
millionaire
minstrel
miser
monkey
monster
mortician
motorcyclist
mountaineer
 
navigator
neurotic
niggler
nightmare
nurse
nympho
 
obsessive
ogre
oracle
owner
 
painter
paranoid
parson
patroller
patron
peer
penitent
pervert
philanthropist
philosopher
photographer
phrenologist
physician
pilgrim
pirate
planter
playmate
poet
policeman
preacher
primate
primitive
prince/ess
prisoner
psychiatrist
purist
 
repairman
revolutionary
robber
roué
 
sailor
salesman
scamp
scholar
schoolmaster
scientist
scout
scout
seaman
seer
shadow
shepherd
shopkeeper
shy
sightseer
simpleton
singer
skipper
skydiver
 
smoker
socialworker
soldier
sorcerer
spaceman
speaker
spendthrift
spinster
spy
stevedore
street cleaner
stripteaser
stuntman
surfer
swindler
swordsman
sycophant
 
tattler
tattooer
teenager
terrorist
tramp
transvestite
two-timer
tyrant
 
umpire
uncle
unclean
unhealthy
userer
usher
 
vagabond
vamp
vampire
vandal
vanquished
vaudevillian
vendor
victim
villain
voyeur
 
waif
waiter
warbler
washerwoman
watchman
wit
witch
wrangler
wrestler
wretch
 
xenophobe

Yankee
yenta
yes-man
yogi
 
zombie
zoologist






Comments


bQJIwzgo (not verified) | Mon, 08/29/2011 - 08:06 | Permalink

R u help for story Board

vikrant (not verified) | Tue, 12/21/2010 - 22:57 | Permalink

Hey!
Great article....but I guess there's no key to succes...

http://alestopmotion.blogspot.com

Alejo Accini (not verified) | Sun, 03/05/2006 - 07:00 | Permalink

Mr Gene Deitch,

You are brilliant and I love you for writing this e-book! As I read this a hundred things are made crystal clear with every chapter. You have changed me. You have made me a better person, a better animator!

Yours...truly,
Frank Silas
Struggling Animator

Frank Silas (not verified) | Mon, 09/03/2001 - 06:00 | Permalink

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