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Writing Movies: The Practical Guide to Creating Stellar Screenplays

Writing Movies: The Practical Guide to Creating Stellar Screenplays

date : July 13th, 2011

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Writing Movies: The Practical Guide to Creating Stellar Screenplays

To break into the screenwriting game, you need a screenplay that is not just good, but great. Superlative. Stellar. In Writing Movies you’ll find everything you need to know to reach this level. And, like the very best teachers, Writing Movies is always practical, accessible, and entertaining. The book provides a comprehensive look at screenwriting, covering all the fundamentals (plot, character, scenes, dialogue, etc.) and such crucial-but seldom discussed-topics as description, voice, tone, an

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  1. A. Spates "ACES13" // July 13th, 2011 at 9:58 pm
    5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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    Great book to read before you start writing your next script!, January 31, 2010
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    A. Spates “ACES13″ (Brooklyn, NY USA) –
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    I bought this book for the kindle and I love it to death. Saw it in a bookstore and was hooked from the first chapter. I later ran home and purchased from Amazon.

    To give you some insight on what this book has to offer here’s the table of contents:

    1. Screenwriting: Inventing a Myth
    2. Plot: The Path of Action
    3. Characters: The Lifeblood
    4. The Page: Words That Move
    5. Scenes: Exploring and Exploding Moments
    6. Dialogue: Making More of Less
    7. Subplots: A Side of Story
    8. Plot 2: Like a Roller Coaster
    9. Tone and Theme: The Overlay and Underlay
    10. Revision: From Rough to Ready
    11. The business: Slipping Past the Velvet Rope
    Format Guide
    Glossary
    Cheat sheet
    Acknowledgments
    Contributors
    Index

    Good luck with your next purchase!

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  2. M. Clack "future_legend" // July 13th, 2011 at 10:43 pm
    4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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    Best!, February 27, 2009
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    M. Clack “future_legend” (San Antonio,Tx) –
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    I was really sorry to see only one person had written a review of this truly tremendous and helpful book.This book is the most straight forward book you could read on the subject.Made me stop making excuses and just write the dang thing.One of the best hands down and I have read a few.Read this on the craft and then read Breakfast with Sharks.You’ll be good to go.Oh and don’t forget to read lots and lots of screenplays, doctor’s orders.

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  3. Terrell V. Hicks // July 13th, 2011 at 10:56 pm
    11 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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    Wonderful!, March 29, 2009
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    I have been writing screenplays since I was 17 and I am now 27 and this is the first book on the craft that I have ever read and it is the greatest. I have a couple of other books on screenwriting like the “Screenwriter’s Bible” and “Writing Screenplays That Sell”, but I never read them and just got them for formatting guidelines. But this particular book struck a cord within that I never got from any other book on screenwriting that I have look at.

    The stepping-stones at the ends of each chapter are wonderful teachers and guide for constructing a screenplay. What makes this book unique is that it is written by a group of writers who actually teach the craft and not someone who wrote some scripts and sold them and think they know everything on screenwriting. You feel that they know what they are discussing. I like the fact that the book has different voices for each chapter and the same one resonating throughout.

    I recommend this book to every writer from beginner to novice. It will best book you will ever have to choose on the art of screenwriting.

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