What is Personification and Why is it Useful in Screenwriting?

Personification is a popular literary device that uses figurative language and can be a powerful tool in creating memorable characters and settings. However, it is not just used in poems and novels. It can be used by screenwriters and filmmakers to bring their stories to life – literally! In this article, we’ll define personification, explore why writers and screenwriters choose to use it in their work, and how it can be effective in storytelling. Table of ContentsWhat is Personification?Why is

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