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| Screenplay |
| Writing the Picture |
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| Robin
U. Russin and William Missouri Downs, 448 pages,
7x10, index, 1-879505-70-3, $21.95 paper |
"From
nuts and bolts to heart and soul, this book has
it all . . . It's as close to a screenwriting bible
as you're likely to find." — Mike Colleary,
screenwriter, Face/Off
"This
is the best book on screenwriting today—even
better than my own! If there's one book to buy
after Aristotle's Poetics,
it's Screenplay:
Writing the Picture." — Lew
Hunter, UCLA School of Film and Television, author
of Lew Hunter's Screenwriting 434
"This
book is, believe it or not, really, really good." — Ed
Solomon, screenwriter, Men
in Black
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Screenplay is
a complete screenwriting course—from
developing a theme, researching a story, plotting
and structuring a script, developing characters,
and plying methods that aid the actual writing
and rewriting processes through understanding the
ins and outs of marketing and pitching scripts.
Well-written,
comprehensive, and filled with illustrative screenplay
examples, both innovative and tried-and-true writing
techniques, sage advice from veteran writers, and
pertinent writing anecdotes, this one-of-a-kind
screenwriting book will help both novices and working
screenwriters improve and sell their scripts.
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Robin U. Russin is
an award-winning screenwriter, playwright, producer,
and is a professor of screenwriting at
the University of California, Riverside. Among
his film credits is the number one box-office feature On
Deadly Ground.
William Missouri Downs is a film
and television writer and an award-winning playwright
whose work has been produced at the Kennedy Center.
He is the author of the book Playwriting:
From Formula to Form.
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