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Writing Drama (9)

Yves Lavandier’s book Writing Drama currently rates as the absolute favorite of our book reviewer Jack...

posted on: Jul 29, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

When Goldman wrote “get in late and leave early”, he was not talking about how you watch a bad movie. He...

posted on: Jul 28, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

Yves Lavandier’s book Writing Drama currently rates as the absolute favorite of our book reviewer Jack...

posted on: Jul 23, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

The second movie in the Toy Story trilogy resonates with me the most. Toy Story 3 builds on it thematically, far more...

posted on: Jul 21, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

To complete the journey, the Hero often overcomes a dilemma. I’ll show you – the screenwriter – a...

posted on: Jul 17, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

You sweated and slogged for months to perfect the script. You’ve fought and bled another few months pitching...

posted on: Jul 16, 2010 | author: Steven Fernandez

Yves Lavandier’s book Writing Drama currently rates as the absolute favorite of our book reviewer Jack...

posted on: Jul 15, 2010 | author: Karel Segers

In his book Screenwriting: The Sequence Approach, Paul Gulino offers an excellent analysis of Toy Story 1, based upon...

posted on: Jul 13, 2010 | author: Karel Segers