Linda Seger

The Collaborative Art of Filmmaking

From Script to Screen

• Broschiertes Buch

Produktbeschreibung

The Collaborative Art of Filmmaking: From Script to Screen explores what goes into the making of Hollywood's greatest motion pictures. Join veteran script consultant Linda Seger as she examines contemporary and classic screenplays on their perilous journey from script to screen. This fully revised and updated edition includes interviews with over 80 well-known artists in their fields including writers, producers, directors, actors, editors, composers, and production designers. Their discussions about the art and craft of filmmaking - including how and why they make their decisions - provides filmmaking and screenwriting students and professionals with the ultimate guide to creating the best possible "blueprint" for a film and to also fully understand the artistic and technical decisions being made by all those involved in the process.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Routledge / Taylor & Francis
• 3. Aufl.
• Seitenzahl: 238
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Februar 2019
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 13mm
• Gewicht: 368g
• ISBN-13: 9780815382997
• ISBN-10: 0815382995
• Artikelnr.: 55337220

Autorenporträt

In 1981, Dr. Linda Seger created a new profession in the film business, the entrepreneurial script consultant to troubleshoot screenplays for writers, producers, directors, and production companies. She has trained seventy-five script consultants worldwide in her method. She has given seminars on screenwriting in thirty-three countries on six continents. She is the most prolific author of screenwriting books, having written ten books on the subject plus several editions. She lives in Cascade, Colorado, with her husband Peter Le Var and their magnificent cat Tallinn.

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgements

Introduction

1. Doing the Write Thing



2. The Producer and the Long Run



3. The Director: From Vision to Action



4. The Actor and "The Kindness of Strangers"



5. Behind the Scenes: Ready on the Set



6. The Editor: A Way of Seeing



7. The Composer: Translating Emotions



8. The Audience: The Last Collaborator

Index

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Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Doing the Write Thing
2. The Producer and the Long Run
3. The Director: From Vision to Action
4. The Actor and "The Kindness of Strangers"
5. Behind the Scenes: Ready on the Set
6. The Editor: A Way of Seeing
7. The Composer: Translating Emotions
8. The Audience: The Last Collaborator
Index

Rezensionen

'A very thorough and fascinating look at the whole filmmaking process - the art and the craft. Highly readable and interesting for filmmakers or beginners with a special emphasis on the power of collaboration. A well researched insider's guide - like taking the hand of accomplished filmmakers and learning from the best.'

Ron Howard, Director and Co-Founder of Imagine Entertainment

'An invaluable overview of how movies are made, from script through release, brought to life through revealing interviews with the people involved, including producers, writers, directors, and the many artists behind and in front of the camera.'

Joanna E. Rapf, Professor Emerita, University of Oklahoma

Praise for the Previous Editions:

'This book does an excellent job of clarifying and defining the often misunderstood role of the producer in the filmmaking process. Lively and well written, it's a unique resource for film professionals and movie buffs alike. We need more books like it'

Kathleen Kennedy, E.T., Solo: A Star Wars Story, Jurassic Park

'Insightful, instructive and a great read to boot.'

Akiva Goldsman, A Beautiful Mind, The Da Vinci Code, Batman and Robin





'A classic of its kind. Readers are unlikely to ever see the movies in quite the same way again.'

David Puttnam, Producer, The Killing Fields, Chariots of Fire





'A treasure trove full of insight and inspiration that every writer will cherish. I couldn't put it down'

Dale Launer, Screenwriter, Ruthless People, My Cousin Vinnie


'This book unites us all in the context of our common goal: to put the best possible story up on the screen.'

Carol Littleton, Editor, E.T., Wyatt Earp