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How To Build A Great Screenplay A Master Class In Storytelling For Film First Howard

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How To Build A Great Screenplay A Master Class In Storytelling For Film First Howard
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Publisher: St. Martin's Griffin
File Extension: PDF
File size: 16.29 MB
Pages: 464
Author: Howard, David
ISBN: 9780312352622, 031235262X
Language: English
Year: 2006
Edition: First

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How To Build A Great Screenplay A Master Class In Storytelling For Film First Howard by Howard, David 9780312352622, 031235262X instant download after payment.

Acclaimed USC screenwriting teacher David Howard has guided hundreds of students to careers in writing for film and television. Drawing on decades of practical experience and savvy, How to Build a Great Screenplay deconstructs the craft of screenwriting and carefully reveals how to build a good story from the ground up. Howard eschews the "system" offered by other books, emphasizing that a great screenplay requires dozens of unique decisions by the author. He offers in-depth considerations of: * characterization * story arc * plotting and subplotting * dealing with coincidence in story plotting * classical vs. revolutionary screenplay structure * tone, style, and atmosphere * the use of time on screen * the creation of drama and tension * crucial moments in storytelling Throughout the book, Howard clarifies his lessons through examples from some of the most successful Hollywood and international script-oriented films, including Pulp Fiction, American Beauty, Trainspotting, North by Northwest, Chinatown, and others. The end result is what could very well become the classic text in the field---a bible for the burgeoning screenwriter.

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