This book is useful for fiction writers as well as screenwriters. The author interprets Aristotles ideas and suggestions and then renders them with examples into language applicable to modern drama. Many of Aristotles original ideas are quoted and have timeless power. For example: Beginners succeed earlier with Diction and Characters than with the construction of a story.
Tierno relates how the parts of a modern script evaluation (Log Line, Brief, Plot Summary, Comments, Idea, Story, Character, Dialogue, and Production Values) mirror Aristotles examination of the same elements. I especially liked how the film Gladiator was used for the example of the mistake in a heros reasoning, leading to the heros subsequent related misfortunes.
The short length makes the book a fast but powerful read.
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