Table of Contents Write What Interests You Plan Out Your Story Ö O Choose a Hero and Establish a Goal Use Three Acts Ò See It Write It Ñ Keep Your Audience in Mind Put Obstacles in the Way of Your Hero ã ã Keep Your Setting Simple Make Dialogue Sing Ô Keep Your Characters Busy Ñ Revise Your Script Write for Performance Ô Writer's Checklist ã Glossary For More Information Index About the Author
Write What Interests You You've decided to write a script for stage screen or television Congratulations You have an exciting journey ahead of you Your first step toward creating that script is to come up with an idea Asking what if is a Reading can powerful way to come help you get up with new ideas For ideas example what if the sun didn't come up one morning What if your clothes were suddenly too big or too small Or you might already have things you want to write about Perhaps you have had a vivid dream that has stuck with you Or maybe you want to write about a book or an item in a magazine or newspaper You might admire a family member or friend and want to write about that person
12 Great Tips on Writing a Script
Walks readers through the process of writing a script for stage or screen. Examples, writing prompts, and checklist summaries help readers apply their knowledge effectively.
About This Book
By: Barbara Krasner
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Published by: 12-Story Library provided by Amicus, part of The Creative Company
