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Writing Your Script Ten Minutes at a Time - 2nd Edition
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The writer receives guidance and tips at every stage of the often intimidating writing process with a relaxed, "ten minutes at a time" method that focuses the writer and pushes him or her forward. At each step, writers are encouraged to "Take Ten" and tackle an element of their script using the templates and tools provided. "What You've Accomplished" sections help writers review their progress. And "Ten-Minute Lectures" distill and demystify old school theory, allowing the writer to unblock and get writing.
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The writer receives guidance and tips at every stage of the often intimidating writing process with a relaxed, "ten minutes at a time" method that focuses the writer and pushes him or her forward. At each step, writers are encouraged to "Take Ten" and tackle an element of their script using the templates and tools provided. "What You've Accomplished" sections help writers review their progress. And "Ten-Minute Lectures" distill and demystify old school theory, allowing the writer to unblock and get writing.
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- Verlag: Michael Wiese Productions
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781615932542
- Artikelnr.: 70320179
- Verlag: Michael Wiese Productions
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Mai 2016
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781615932542
- Artikelnr.: 70320179
- Herstellerkennzeichnung Die Herstellerinformationen sind derzeit nicht verfügbar.
Pilar Alessandra is the director of the writing program On the Page®, host of the popular On the Page Podcast, and author of "The Coffee Break Screenwriter." Pilar started her career as Senior Story Ana-lyst at DreamWorks SKG and, in 2001, opened the On the Page Writers' Studio in Los Angeles. Her students and clients have written for The Walking Dead, Lost, House of Lies, Nip/Tuck, and Family Guy. They've sold features and pitches to Warner Bros., DreamWorks, Disney, and Sony, and have won the prestigious Nicholl Fellowship, Austin Screenwriting Competition, and Warner Bros. TV Writ-ing Workshop. Pilar has trained writers at ABC/Disney and CBS and traveled the world, teaching in London, Beijing, Warsaw, Lisbon, and South Africa. www.OnThePage.tv
Chapter 1: The Story Emotion tells the story
Character flaw tells the story
The world tells the story
Premise tells the story
Secondary characters tell the story
Complication tells the story
Synopsizing tells the story
Resolution tells the story
Plot and character elements tell the story
You tell the story Chapter 2: The Structure Feature structure made simple
TV pilot structure made simple
Organizing your story
The structure sheet Chapter 3: The Outline The eight-sequence beat sheet
The beat-sheet rewrite
The scene list
Scene brainstorming
Finding scenes through setup and payoff Chapter 4: The Characters Character biography
Character makes an entrance
Character rules
Creating great antagonists Chapter 5: The First Draft Scene intention
Quicky format
The speed draft
Script development: add new scenes
Script development: build on existing scenes
Script development: add your voice Chapter 6: The Dialogue Verbal agenda
Verbal strategy
Dialogue as a game
Finding character voice Chapter 7: The Rewrite The concept pass
The structure pass
The story pass
The scene pass
The character pass
The dialogue pass
The format pass
The element pass
The holistic pass Chapter 8: The Craft The placement of action lines
Choreography in action lines
Fight scenes
Emotional action lines
The "tell" of the scene
The button
Scene transitions
Narrative devices
Character and setting descriptions
Essence plus action
Tonal writing Chapter 9: The Final Edit Story intention edit
Genre intention edit
Line cut edit
Scene trimming edit
The general edit Chapter 10: The Presentation Print and bind
Protect your material
Pitch your script
The personal pitch
Marketing materials Chapter 11: The Opportunity Networking
New media
Video games, game shows, promos, and reality TV
What if they like me?
The long pitch
Character flaw tells the story
The world tells the story
Premise tells the story
Secondary characters tell the story
Complication tells the story
Synopsizing tells the story
Resolution tells the story
Plot and character elements tell the story
You tell the story Chapter 2: The Structure Feature structure made simple
TV pilot structure made simple
Organizing your story
The structure sheet Chapter 3: The Outline The eight-sequence beat sheet
The beat-sheet rewrite
The scene list
Scene brainstorming
Finding scenes through setup and payoff Chapter 4: The Characters Character biography
Character makes an entrance
Character rules
Creating great antagonists Chapter 5: The First Draft Scene intention
Quicky format
The speed draft
Script development: add new scenes
Script development: build on existing scenes
Script development: add your voice Chapter 6: The Dialogue Verbal agenda
Verbal strategy
Dialogue as a game
Finding character voice Chapter 7: The Rewrite The concept pass
The structure pass
The story pass
The scene pass
The character pass
The dialogue pass
The format pass
The element pass
The holistic pass Chapter 8: The Craft The placement of action lines
Choreography in action lines
Fight scenes
Emotional action lines
The "tell" of the scene
The button
Scene transitions
Narrative devices
Character and setting descriptions
Essence plus action
Tonal writing Chapter 9: The Final Edit Story intention edit
Genre intention edit
Line cut edit
Scene trimming edit
The general edit Chapter 10: The Presentation Print and bind
Protect your material
Pitch your script
The personal pitch
Marketing materials Chapter 11: The Opportunity Networking
New media
Video games, game shows, promos, and reality TV
What if they like me?
The long pitch
Chapter 1: The Story Emotion tells the story
Character flaw tells the story
The world tells the story
Premise tells the story
Secondary characters tell the story
Complication tells the story
Synopsizing tells the story
Resolution tells the story
Plot and character elements tell the story
You tell the story Chapter 2: The Structure Feature structure made simple
TV pilot structure made simple
Organizing your story
The structure sheet Chapter 3: The Outline The eight-sequence beat sheet
The beat-sheet rewrite
The scene list
Scene brainstorming
Finding scenes through setup and payoff Chapter 4: The Characters Character biography
Character makes an entrance
Character rules
Creating great antagonists Chapter 5: The First Draft Scene intention
Quicky format
The speed draft
Script development: add new scenes
Script development: build on existing scenes
Script development: add your voice Chapter 6: The Dialogue Verbal agenda
Verbal strategy
Dialogue as a game
Finding character voice Chapter 7: The Rewrite The concept pass
The structure pass
The story pass
The scene pass
The character pass
The dialogue pass
The format pass
The element pass
The holistic pass Chapter 8: The Craft The placement of action lines
Choreography in action lines
Fight scenes
Emotional action lines
The "tell" of the scene
The button
Scene transitions
Narrative devices
Character and setting descriptions
Essence plus action
Tonal writing Chapter 9: The Final Edit Story intention edit
Genre intention edit
Line cut edit
Scene trimming edit
The general edit Chapter 10: The Presentation Print and bind
Protect your material
Pitch your script
The personal pitch
Marketing materials Chapter 11: The Opportunity Networking
New media
Video games, game shows, promos, and reality TV
What if they like me?
The long pitch
Character flaw tells the story
The world tells the story
Premise tells the story
Secondary characters tell the story
Complication tells the story
Synopsizing tells the story
Resolution tells the story
Plot and character elements tell the story
You tell the story Chapter 2: The Structure Feature structure made simple
TV pilot structure made simple
Organizing your story
The structure sheet Chapter 3: The Outline The eight-sequence beat sheet
The beat-sheet rewrite
The scene list
Scene brainstorming
Finding scenes through setup and payoff Chapter 4: The Characters Character biography
Character makes an entrance
Character rules
Creating great antagonists Chapter 5: The First Draft Scene intention
Quicky format
The speed draft
Script development: add new scenes
Script development: build on existing scenes
Script development: add your voice Chapter 6: The Dialogue Verbal agenda
Verbal strategy
Dialogue as a game
Finding character voice Chapter 7: The Rewrite The concept pass
The structure pass
The story pass
The scene pass
The character pass
The dialogue pass
The format pass
The element pass
The holistic pass Chapter 8: The Craft The placement of action lines
Choreography in action lines
Fight scenes
Emotional action lines
The "tell" of the scene
The button
Scene transitions
Narrative devices
Character and setting descriptions
Essence plus action
Tonal writing Chapter 9: The Final Edit Story intention edit
Genre intention edit
Line cut edit
Scene trimming edit
The general edit Chapter 10: The Presentation Print and bind
Protect your material
Pitch your script
The personal pitch
Marketing materials Chapter 11: The Opportunity Networking
New media
Video games, game shows, promos, and reality TV
What if they like me?
The long pitch