TY  - BOOK
AU  - Edgar-Hunt,Robert
AU  - Marland,John
AU  - Richards,James
TI  - Scriptwriting
SN  - 2940373892
AV  - PN 1996 E23s 2009
U1  - 791.37 
PY  - 2009///
CY  - Lausanne ; Worthing
PB  - AVA Academia
KW  - Television authorship
KW  - Motion picture authorship
KW  - 20160300
KW  - Guiones cinematográficos
KW  - Técnica
KW  - Teorías
KW  - Cine
N1  - How to get the most out this book. Introduction. What is screenplay?: The screenwriter; Writing for the screen; What is script? Script forms - feature film/short film; Good practice; Finding your ideas. Concept/Treatment/Pitch: Essential elements of storytelling; Genre/form; Log lines; Treatment; Step treatment; The pitch; Script formats. First draft: Character; Creating the world; The physical world - mise en scene; Action; Tone and genre; Dialogue. Second draft: Writing the second draft; Whose story is this?; Voice-over; Making dialogue convincing; How do I explain what's happening?; Refining dialogue; Mise en scene - next steps; Beginnings and endings. Script editing: Critiquing and feedback; Analysis: character and world; Analysis: action, interaction and structure; Analysis: word and image; Analysis: closure/ambiguity; After effects and meaning. Screenwriters: unscripted 144: Alisha McMahon; James Condon; Thomas Gladstone and Alexander Johnson; Alexander Woodcock; Mark Herman. Conclusion. Glossary. A Nice Cup of tea; complete drafts. Picture credits. Acknowledgements
N2  - Suitable for students on film production courses and those wishing to write a short film, this book helps readers learn the key elements of screenwriting through examining areas such as dialogue, sound, setting, shots and structure. It provides advice to new film-makers on how to market their productions
ER  -