Peter Bloore

The Screenplay Business

Managing Creativity and Script Development in the Film Industry

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Produktbeschreibung

The development of a film script is a long and complex process, initially creatively driven by the writer, but managed by a producer or development executive. This text examines the process and considers how to create the best processes and environments for developing stories and concepts for film.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Artikelnr. des Verlages: Y114106
• 1st ed.
• Seitenzahl: 368
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Oktober 2012
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 233mm x 154mm x 22mm
• Gewicht: 568g
• ISBN-13: 9780415613330
• ISBN-10: 0415613337
• Artikelnr.: 31569160

Autorenporträt

Peter Bloore is a produced film screenwriter; a media business consultant specializing in business strategy, creativity and drama development; and Senior Lecturer in Creativity at the University of East Anglia. He is co-writing a new screenplay and working on a novel.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: A World of Stories and Money Part 1: The Complex World of Film Development Chapter 1. The Bigger Picture (How Films are Developed) Chapter 2. Show Me the Money: the Business of Film and the Value Chain Chapter 3. A New Analysis of Types of Film and Film Development Funding Chapter 4. The Creative Triangle: Building Development Relationships Chapter 5. The Reality of Development: Power and Influence in a Dynamic System Chapter 6. The Development Executive and the Script Editor Part 2: Managing Creative People in Film Development: Control Versus Freedom Chapter 7. Defining Creativity in the Movie Business Chapter 8. Who are Creative People and how to Motivate them: Psychology and Insight Chapter 9. Managing Creative People and Film Development Chapter 10. The Script Meeting: Listening and Feeding Back Chapter 11. Strengthening the Development Team Culture and Building a Sustainable Creative Company Chapter 12. Working with the Hollywood Studio System: Being Independent in a World of Prefabricated Daydreams Chapter 13. The Writer: Surviving Development and Negotiating Success Chapter 14. Into the Future: A Creative Way to Develop Better Films

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Introduction: A World of Stories and Money Part 1: The Complex World of
Film Development Chapter 1. The Bigger Picture (How Films are Developed)
Chapter 2. Show Me the Money: the Business of Film and the Value Chain
Chapter 3. A New Analysis of Types of Film and Film Development Funding
Chapter 4. The Creative Triangle: Building Development Relationships
Chapter 5. The Reality of Development: Power and Influence in a Dynamic
System Chapter 6. The Development Executive and the Script Editor Part 2:
Managing Creative People in Film Development: Control Versus Freedom
Chapter 7. Defining Creativity in the Movie Business Chapter 8. Who are
Creative People and how to Motivate them: Psychology and Insight Chapter 9.
Managing Creative People and Film Development Chapter 10. The Script
Meeting: Listening and Feeding Back Chapter 11. Strengthening the
Development Team Culture and Building a Sustainable Creative Company
Chapter 12. Working with the Hollywood Studio System: Being Independent in
a World of Prefabricated Daydreams Chapter 13. The Writer: Surviving
Development and Negotiating Success Chapter 14. Into the Future: A Creative
Way to Develop Better Films

Rezensionen

'The Screenplay Business book is long overdue and of excellent relevance and value to both practitioners and academics working in the creative industries. Bloore successfully blends rigorous research with a sensitive analysis of the more vulnerable aspects of the creative process.' - Angus Finney, film business consultant and author of The International Film Business (2010)



'a great synthesis of ideas about development and a very useful contribution to all of us working in the field.' - Julian Friedmann, Film, TV and Literary Agent

'The market is saturated with books on the craft of screenwriting, but few look at the mechanics of development. The Screenplay Business fills the gap with fresh insights underpinned by the latest research findings from psychology, social science and business management. I'm certain that many existing writers, producers and development executives will benefit from the author's synthesis of these diverse bodies of research... An engaging, valuable and timely contribution to our understanding of feature film development.' - Jim Barratt, Film Business Consultant