Screenwriting, step by step user-friendly basic training for people who dream of writing for movies and television Wendy Jane Henson.
Detalles de publicación: Boston Pearson c2005.Descripción: vi, 131 p. 28 cmISBN:- 0205418295 (pbk.)
- 808.23 H5267s
- PN1996 .H425 2005
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Screenwriting: Step by Step is user-friendly basic introduction to successful screenwriting for the student and novice screenwriter. The text covers twelve steps to good screenwriting. It teaches students how to choose a theme, establish a central conflict and write a story that works as drama. The book is divided into two sections: "First Steps" which teaches students the essentials of writing drama; and "Next Steps" which teaches the essentials of writing drama expressly for film. The author's wealth of real-world experience is evident in the text's practical advice to beginning screenwriters.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 123-125) and index.
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- Introduction: Learning to Write Drama
- 1 Format
- The Writer's First Draft
- Launching Your Text
- Special Circumstances
- Breaking the Mold
- 2 Character
- The Magic If
- The Glory That Was Greece
- Putting My Foot In It
- 3 Theme
- Theme Statements
- Templates for Theme Statements
- 4 Action
- Understanding Dramatic Action
- Doing Dramatic Action
- Tell-ing vs
- Do-ing
- Back Story Blues
- 5 Structure
- Screenplay Length
- The Turning Point Tango
- Applying the Principles
- The Dramatic Premise
- 6 Review and Rewrite
- Cutting to Bare Essentials
- Get Rid of Gobbledygook
- The Next Six Steps
- Introduction: Writing Drama for Film
- 1 Act Two
- The Dynamics of Action
- Writing the Master Scene
- The Act Two Turning Point
- 2 Character Arc
- Keeping the Faith
- Helpful Hints
- 3 Subplot
- The ldquo;Ardquo; Story & the ldquo;Brdquo; Story
- The Acid test
- 4 Subtext
- Visual Metaphor
- Action Subtext
- Dialogue Subtext
- 5 Act Three
- Endings to Avoid
- The Big Finish
- The Teacher's Last Gasp
- 6 Opening Doors
- Professional Attitude
- Body of Work
- Proper Presentation
- Appendix
- Bibliography
- Recommended Reading
- Recommended Internet Sites
- Sample Title Page
- Sample Script Pages
- Format Layout Grid
- Author's Biography