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  <abstract>"Now bestselling author Syd Field, who works on over 1,000 screenplays a year, tells you step-by-step how to identify and fix common screenwriting problems, providing the professional secrets that make movies brilliant - secrets that can make your screenplay one headed for success ... or even Cannes. Learn how to understand what makes great stories work; make your screenplay work in the first ten pages, using Thelma &amp; Louise and Dances With Wolves as models; use a "dream assignment" to let your creative self break free overnight; make action build character, the way Quentin Tarantino does; and recover when you hit the "wall"--And overcome writer's block forever."--Jacket.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Introduction --  The art of problem solving --  So, what's the problem? --  Locating the problem --  Approaching the problem --  Part I: Some common problems --  Talking heads --  Dazed, lost, and confused --  The nature of dull --  Part II: Problems of plot --  Too much, too soon --  The need to explain --  Something's missing --  Another time, another place: bridging time and action --  Part III: Problems of character --  What is character? --  The circle of being --  Dull, thin, and boring --  The passive article --  The flash point --  Part IV: Problems of structure --  Sceneus Interruptus --  Set-ups and pay-offs --  Enter late and get out early --  Okay, fasten your seat belts --  Endings --  The troubleshooter's guide.</tableOfContents>
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