Making a good script great / Linda Seger.

By:

Seger, Linda

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TextPublication details: Los Angeles : Silman-James Press, c2010.Edition: 3rd edDescription: 252 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9781935247012

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DDC classification:

808.06

Contents:

Ch. 1. Gathering ideas -- Ch. 2. The three-act structure: why you need it and what to do with it -- Ch. 3. What do subplots do? -- Ch. 4. Act two: how to keep it moving? -- Ch. 5. Establishing a point of view -- Ch. 6. Creating the scene -- Ch. 7. Creating a cohesive script -- Ch. 8. Making it commercial -- Ch. 9. Balancing images and dialogue -- Ch. 10. From motivation to goal: finding your character's spine -- Ch. 11. Finding the conflict -- Ch. 12. Creating multidimensional and transformational characters -- Ch. 13. Character functions -- Ch. 14. A case study: writer Paul Haggis in his own words.

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Includes index.

Ch. 1. Gathering ideas --
Ch. 2. The three-act structure: why you need it and what to do with it --
Ch. 3. What do subplots do? --
Ch. 4. Act two: how to keep it moving? --
Ch. 5. Establishing a point of view --
Ch. 6. Creating the scene --
Ch. 7. Creating a cohesive script --
Ch. 8. Making it commercial --
Ch. 9. Balancing images and dialogue --
Ch. 10. From motivation to goal: finding your character's spine --
Ch. 11. Finding the conflict --
Ch. 12. Creating multidimensional and transformational characters --
Ch. 13. Character functions --
Ch. 14. A case study: writer Paul Haggis in his own words.

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