Michael Wiese Film, Sachbücher, Notes to Screenwriters: Advancing Your Story, Screenplay, and Career with Whatever Holly...

TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Acknowledgments How to Use This Book Foreword by David McFadzean Introduction: The Book That Notes Built SECTION I: BROAD NOTES Chapter 1 - Notes on Taking Notes Chapter 2 - Notes on the Storyteller Chapter 3 - Notes on Story Chapter 4 - Arena Notes: A World to Explore Chapter 5 - Notes on Character: The Lovable Paradox Chapter 6 - Notes on Dialogue: Better Than Real Speech Chapter 7 - Notes on Theme: The Good, The Great, and The Ugly Chapter 8 - Notes on Tone and Genre: Getting on the Same Page Chapter 9 - Spectacle as the Servant of All Chapter 10 - Structure Notes: How You Reveal the Plot Chapter 11 - Cinematic Notes: Does It Have to be a Movie? Chapter 12 - Section Summary: The Biggest Mistakes new Screenwriters Make SECTION II: LINE NOTES - SCREENPLAY STYLE AND GRAMMAR Chapter 13 - Formatting Matters Chapter 14 - Rules of Screenplay Style Chapter 15 - Some Additional Formatting Do's and Don'ts Chapter 16 - Section Summary: Formatting Red Flags That Will Stop Your Screenplay SECTION III: THE WORKING SCREENWRITER Chapter 17 - So Now What? Chapter 18 - Rewriting Chapter 19 - Story Currency: Loglines, Synopses, Proposals, Beat Sheets, and Treatments Chapter 20 - The Writer's Real Life Chapter 21 - Working with a Writing Partner Chapter 22 - Working with Producers Chapter 23 - Studio vs. Indie: Where Does Your Project Fit? Chapter 24 - Networking Chapter 25 - Success Chapter 26 - FAQs About the Business Chapter 27 - Section Summary: Rules for Professional Screenwriters Appendix B: Correctly Formatted Title Page Appendix C: Correctly Formatted First Page Appendix D: Correctly Formatted Interior Page Bibliography.