Isabelle Raynauld

Reading and Writing a Screenplay (eBook, ePUB)

Fiction, Documentary and New Media

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Reading and Writing a Screenplay takes you on a journey through the many possible ways of writing, reading and imagining fiction and documentary projects for cinema, television and new media. It explores the critical role of a script as a document to be written and read with both future readers and the future film it will be giving life to in mind.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 246
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781351068185
• Artikelnr.: 56887591

Autorenporträt

Isabelle Raynauld, PhD, is an award-winning screenwriter and director of fiction and documentary films. She is also Professor in Cinema at the University of Montreal, Canada, and Fellow at the Open Documentary Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. She recently directed her first VR film Poetry in Motion and is currently in production with her feature documentary Music and the Brain, produced by Oscar-winning company Bunbury Films, in Montreal.

Inhaltsangabe

Acknowledgements
Introduction: The screenplay as text
1. What constitutes a "good" screenplay?
2. The screenplay as text
3. Ideas, writing in stages and types of documents
4. What does screenwriting share with editing principles?
5. Structures
6. Point of view: telling a story from a certain perspective
7. The scene
8. The character
9. Writing sound
10. Writing for documentary
11. New media, new forms of writing: towards expanded screenwriting
practices
12. Reading a screenplay: reading modes from analysis to writing
Conclusion
Bibliography
Index

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Acknowledgements

Introduction: The screenplay as text

1. What constitutes a "good" screenplay?

2. The screenplay as text

3. Ideas, writing in stages and types of documents

4. What does screenwriting share with editing principles?

5. Structures

6. Point of view: telling a story from a certain perspective

7. The scene

8. The character

9. Writing sound

10. Writing for documentary

11. New media, new forms of writing: towards expanded screenwriting practices

12. Reading a screenplay: reading modes from analysis to writing

Conclusion

Bibliography

Index