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A guide to screenwriting success = writing for film, television, and digital streaming /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	A guide to screenwriting success/ Stephen V. Duncan.
Reminder of title:	writing for film, television, and digital streaming /
remainder title:	Writing for film, television, and digital streaming
Author:	Duncan, Stephen V.,
Description:	1 online resource (379 p.)
[NT 15003449]:	A guide to screenwriting success: writing for film, television, and digital streaming, Second edition -- Contents -- Figures -- Introduction -- Part I: Writing the Feature Film -- Chapter One: Develop a Solid Premise -- Chapter Two: Invent Interesting Characters -- Chapter Three: Craft a Strong Story -- Chapter Four: Frame an Engaging Story with Sound Structure -- Chapter Five: Writing Visual Description -- Chapter Six: Dialogue Writing Techniques -- Chapter Seven: Start Writing the Rough Draft -- Part II: Rewriting the Feature Screenplay -- Chapter Eight: The Rewriting Process -- Chapter Nine: Analyze Scene by Scene -- Chapter Ten: Rewrite Act 1 -- Chapter Eleven: Rewrite Act 2 First Half -- Chapter Twelve: Rewrite Act 2 Second Half -- Chapter Thirteen: Rewrite Act 3 -- Chapter Fourteen: The Polish -- Chapter Fifteen: The First Draft Spec Feature -- Part III: Writing for Television -- Chapter Sixteen: Which Series to Write -- Chapter Seventeen: Television Characters -- Chapter Eighteen: Television Writing Basics -- Chapter Nineteen: Overview of Television Story Structure -- Chapter Twenty: Developing the One-Hour Episode -- Chapter Twenty-One: Writing the One-Hour Teleplay -- Chapter Twenty-Two: Rewriting the One-Hour Teleplay -- Chapter Twenty-Three: Writing the Half-Hour Comedy -- Chapter Twenty-Four: The Television Production Process -- Chapter Twenty-Five: Writing Original Teleplays -- Chapter Twenty-Six: A Career Writing for Television -- Part IV: Writing for Digital Media -- Chapter Twenty-Seven: Types of Digital Platforms -- Chapter Twenty-Eight: Developing and Writing Short-Form Digital Content -- Chapter Twenty-Nine: Developing and Writing Long-Form Digital Content -- Chapter Thirty: Embrace the "Do It Yourself" Age -- Chapter Thirty-One: The Shifting Demographic of the Audience -- Chapter Thirty-Two: Becoming a Professional Screenwriter -- Appendix -- Notes -- Glossary of Screenwriting Terminology -- Index -- About the Author.
Subject:	Motion picture authorship. -
Online resource:	https://portal.igpublish.com/iglibrary/search/ROWMANB0022690.html
ISBN:	9781538128916

A guide to screenwriting success = writing for film, television, and digital streaming /
Duncan, Stephen V.,1949-

A guide to screenwriting successwriting for film, television, and digital streaming /[electronic resource] :Writing for film, television, and digital streamingStephen V. Duncan. - 2nd ed. - 1 online resource (379 p.)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

A guide to screenwriting success: writing for film, television, and digital streaming, Second edition -- Contents -- Figures -- Introduction -- Part I: Writing the Feature Film -- Chapter One: Develop a Solid Premise -- Chapter Two: Invent Interesting Characters -- Chapter Three: Craft a Strong Story -- Chapter Four: Frame an Engaging Story with Sound Structure -- Chapter Five: Writing Visual Description -- Chapter Six: Dialogue Writing Techniques -- Chapter Seven: Start Writing the Rough Draft -- Part II: Rewriting the Feature Screenplay -- Chapter Eight: The Rewriting Process -- Chapter Nine: Analyze Scene by Scene -- Chapter Ten: Rewrite Act 1 -- Chapter Eleven: Rewrite Act 2 First Half -- Chapter Twelve: Rewrite Act 2 Second Half -- Chapter Thirteen: Rewrite Act 3 -- Chapter Fourteen: The Polish -- Chapter Fifteen: The First Draft Spec Feature -- Part III: Writing for Television -- Chapter Sixteen: Which Series to Write -- Chapter Seventeen: Television Characters -- Chapter Eighteen: Television Writing Basics -- Chapter Nineteen: Overview of Television Story Structure -- Chapter Twenty: Developing the One-Hour Episode -- Chapter Twenty-One: Writing the One-Hour Teleplay -- Chapter Twenty-Two: Rewriting the One-Hour Teleplay -- Chapter Twenty-Three: Writing the Half-Hour Comedy -- Chapter Twenty-Four: The Television Production Process -- Chapter Twenty-Five: Writing Original Teleplays -- Chapter Twenty-Six: A Career Writing for Television -- Part IV: Writing for Digital Media -- Chapter Twenty-Seven: Types of Digital Platforms -- Chapter Twenty-Eight: Developing and Writing Short-Form Digital Content -- Chapter Twenty-Nine: Developing and Writing Long-Form Digital Content -- Chapter Thirty: Embrace the "Do It Yourself" Age -- Chapter Thirty-One: The Shifting Demographic of the Audience -- Chapter Thirty-Two: Becoming a Professional Screenwriter -- Appendix -- Notes -- Glossary of Screenwriting Terminology -- Index -- About the Author.

Access restricted to authorized users and institutions.

A Guide to Screenwriting Success, Second Edition provides a comprehensive overview of writing-and rewriting-a screenplay or teleplay and writing for digital content. Duncan's handy book teaches new screenwriters the process of creating a professional screenplay from beginning to end. It shows that inspiration, creativity, and good writing are not elusive concepts but attainable goals that any motivated person can aspire to. Duncan includes sections on all aspects of screenwriting-from character development to story templates-and breaks down the three acts of a screenplay into manageable pieces. A Guide to Screenwriting Success contains dozens of exercises to help writers through these steps. The second half of Duncan's practical book covers another, often overlooked, side of screenwriting-the teleplay. Aspiring writers who also want to try their hand at writing for television will need to learn the specifics of the field. The book breaks down this area into two parts, the one-hour teleplay and the situation comedy. There is a section on writing and producing digital content that embraces the "Do It Yourself" attitude to approaching a career in the entertainment industry. Success in screenwriting is no longer a dream but an achievable goal for those who pick up Duncan's guide.

Mode of access: World Wide Web.

ISBN: 9781538128916Subjects--Topical Terms:

607579
Motion picture authorship.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: PN1996

Dewey Class. No.: 808.2/3

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