Screenwriting

Name: Screenwriting | 3-in-1 Guide to Master Movie Script Writing, Screenplay Writing, Film Scripting & Create a TV Show
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3-in-1 Guide to Master Movie Script Writing, Screenplay Writing, Film Scripting & Create a TV Show

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Erschienen am 9. Dezember 2023

195 Seiten

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Screenwriting
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Copyright
Table of Contents
Book 1: How to Write a Screenplay
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Developing your Logline
Setting the Precedent
Identifying the Protagonist
Inciting Incident/Triggering Action
Defining the Protagonist's Goal
Creating a Central Conflict
Gaining Visibility and Holding Attention
Summarizing your Pitch
Master Tips for Crafting your Logline
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Bringing the Screenplay to Life Through Character Development
Aligning Characters with Theme
Establishing Interest and Empathy
Show, Don't Tell
Defining Character Purpose
Character Archetypes
Use of Dialogue
Providing a Back Story
Using Monologue
Distinguishing your Characters
Using Character Complexity to Create Surprise
Crafting Multi-Dimensional Characters
Tips for Character Writing
Crafting Character Biographies
Getting in the Right Head Space
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Expanding your Screenplay Through Plot
Making your Audience Care
Setting the First Act
Introducing Additional Conflicts in the Second Act
Tying up the Story with Climax
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Generating the First Draft
Establishing Basic Intentions
Writing Detailed Characters
Layering Character Representation
Staying True to the Theme
Taking it Slow
Making Use of Free-Writing
Setting Attainable Goals
Making Use of Treatments and Loglines
Developing a Treatment
Fleshing Out Dialogue
Maintaining Flexibility
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Crafting your Pitch Deck
Catching Attention with a Title Page
Providing an Executive Summary
Introducing the Team
Telling the Story
Describing Production
Building on Distribution
Stating Finances
Final Reminders
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Rewriting for Refinement
Cutting the Fat
Developing Compelling Characters and Conflicts
Avoiding Monotony and Wordiness
Avoiding Repetition
Dealing with Lengthy Scripts
Lengthening Scripts When Needed
Reaching out to Proofreaders
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Applying the Secrets of Distinguished Screenplay Writing
Fueling Dialogue Through Action and Reaction
Determining what Needs to be Said
Keeping Supporting Characters in their Place
Concealing Character Desires
Movie Moments": Speaking Power in Dialogue
Drawing Inspiration from Other Screenwriters
Conclusion
Book 2: How to Tell a Story
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Establishing Purpose and Structure
Defining the Take-Away
Keeping the Story on Track
Defining your Goals
Structure: Mapping it Out
Exploring the 2 C's: Character and Conflict
Tying it All Together
Assuming the Role of a Screenwriter
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Bringing the Audience In
Knowing your Audience
Bridging the Gap
Methods for Capturing Audience Attention
Making your Audience Care
Using the Power of Language
Appealing to Audience Needs
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Making it Personal
Making it Relatable
Maintaining Balance of Details
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Creating an Emotional Experience
Setting the Scene
Embracing Conflict
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 1
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 2
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 3
Examples of the Emotional Experience Scene 4
Bringing Joy to Yourself and the Audience
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Writing the Unexpected
Defying the Odds
Developing your "Hook
Thinking Outside the Box with Conflict: Context, Flashback, Goals
Element of Surprise in the Climax
Element of Surprise in the Falling Action and Resolution
Brainstorming a Surprising Plot
Types of Conflict
Use of Progression
Use of Mystery
Use of Empathy
Use of Insight and Universality
Creating a High Stakes Environment
Experimenting with Point of View
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Build up to a Positive Outcome
Bringing the Story Full Circle
Tying Positive Outcome to Emotional Experience
Brainstorming Outcome Possibilities
Happy Ending
Sad Ending
Angry Ending
Fearful Ending
Hopeful Ending
Surprising Ending
Confusing Ending
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Developing a Shining Moment
Central Character Dilemmas
Creating a Growth Experience
Creating Shining Moments that Stick
Combining Shining Moment with Positive Outcome
Happy Ending Shining Moment
Sad Ending Shining Moment
Angry Ending Shining Moment
Fearful Ending Shining Moment
Hopeful Ending Shining Moment
Surprising Ending Shining Moment
Confusing Ending Shining Moment
Leaving Space for Evolution
Conclusion
Book 3: How to Edit Writing
Table of Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1: Step 1 - Breaking Editing into Stages
Breaking Down the Stages
Stage 1: Structural Editing
Stage 2: Line Editing
Preparing for the Final Stage
Chapter 2: Step 2 - Reading Work Aloud
Significant Benefits of Reading Aloud
Reading Aloud to Others
Chapter 3: Step 3 - Setting Things Apart
Giving Readers Something to Skim
Tying up Loose Ends
Conducting Regular Check-ins
Writing Headings and Subheadings
Writing and Editing Captions
Dividing the Process into Stages
Chapter 4: Step 4 - Utilizing Isolation Strategies
Keeping the Focus
Breaking the Text into Sections
Considering Interest Level and Familiarity
Working Through Sections Quickly
Determining How Many Sections to Read Per Day
Working Through Dense Content
Chapter 5: Step 5 - Interacting for Deeper Engagement
Benefits of Deep Text Interaction
Physical Interaction Method
Personal Interaction Method
Chapter 6: Step 6 - Letting Things Sit
Choosing to Take a Break When Frustrated
Tuning into Your Surroundings
Strengthening Character Development from Real-World People
Reading for Other Purposes
Move the Mind, Move the Body
Giving Yourself Adequate Time
Redirecting Energy on the "Off Days
Planning Breaks Ahead of Time
Chapter 7: Step 7 - Editing in Reverse
Overcoming Preconceptions, Deepening Concentration
Beginning at the End
Correcting Consistency, Punctuation, Grammar, and Spelling
Identifying Overuse
Identifying "Non" Words
Drafting in Reverse
Keeping Author Goals in Mind
Answering Crucial Questions
Editing the Specifics of Each Paragraph
Conclusion
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