01258cam a2200265 i 450000100070000000500170000700800410002402000180006505000260008308200120010910000180012124500380013926000350017730000220021244000230023450000220025750503330027952002430061265000170085565000270087265000280089965000170092765000160094465000320096011792520230410130554.0140918s2002    nyu           001 0 eng |  a978071366121714aPN 1992.8bC976w 200200a791.4371 aCurry, Chris.10aWriting for soaps /cChris Curry.  aLondon :bA. & C. Black,c2002  a169 p.  ;c22 cm. 0aWriting handbooks.  aIncluye índice.0 aThe soap writer's remit -- Once upon a story conference -- Whey-hey! a commission! now what? -- page one, scene one, speech one -- More soap ingredients --  Really nearly real - On the hook -- No, I liked it. i did. It's just... -- Health warnings -- Sample storyline breakdown -- Sample Script -- And the next exciting episode?  aSoap opera has become the most popular form of radio and television drama and now constitutes the biggest market for modern day dramatits. For the new writer, as well as those experienced in other genresm this book reveals how soap works. 0aSoap operas. 0aTelevision authorship. 0aTelevision soap operas. 4aTelenovelas. 4aMelodramas. 4aLibretos para televisión.