
Basics Film-Making 02: Screenwriting
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A superbly illustrated compendium of information, examples, concepts, and more... Basics Film-Making: Screenwriting is an ideal and effective introduction that should be considered an invaluable instructional guide and continuing reference manual for anyone who aspires to write a professional quality screenplay. * Library Bookwatch, June 2009 * Easy to read, accessible, covers all the main industry requirements. Excellent use of contemporary examples. * Elaine Pierson, London Metropolitan University, UK * The book addresses the basic elements of screenwriting, while encouraging the aspiring writer through the stages of the process. In addition, the use of examples provides clarification of the authors' main points. * Andrew Maietta, Art Institute of Pittsburgh, USA * Great - perfect for teaching - especially allocating chapters. Enough concise information for my course. * Ellie Land, Northumbria University, UK * It is concise, well thought out, clearly laid out and reader-friendly. * Charles daCosta, Savannah College of Art and Design, USA * Well laid out. Thoughtful approach. Excellent sections on refining dialogue and mise-en-scene. * Matthew Anderson, West Thames College, UK * This well laid out book, full of pictures and sparsely laid out text was a breeze to complete. It shows examples of scripts from first to final draft and interviews and numerous quotes from film-makers, both new and old. It was simply laid out in a strikingly graphic manner that never daunts the reader; or deters them from completing both the book and the screenplay. * Dan Duran, University of East London, UK * 'Absolutely relevant ... First-class. Dynamic, precise and extremely well-produced.' * Ashley Gaskin, Institute of Technology Tralee, Ireland * A very accessible book that gives students an insight into the processes and techniques of screenwriting. It cites many good examples of best practice and covers all aspects of the screenwriting processes ... The section on theories of storytelling is succinct and accessible and appropriate for level 4 film students. Good clear layout that is consistent with the range of Basics books. * Michael Smith, Leeds College of Art, UK * An excellent and beautifully illustrated book which has an extensive range of sources and examples and is very accessible. It also has really useful tips and advice for students and is easy to dip into and browse through. Highly recommended. * Ros Allen, University of Sunderland, UK *More details
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