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Appendix C: Your Personal Screenwriting and Video Library

© 2000 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 2000 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Preface IX
  4. Acknowledgments XI
  5. Introduction 1
  6. PART I: CHARACTER
  7. Chapter One: The Feast of Becoming: Carnival and Character 25
  8. Chapter Two: Varieties of Voices Within Character 45
  9. Chapter Three: Five Not-So-Easy Pieces: Analysis of Character-Centered Scripts 63
  10. PART II: NARRATIVE AND STRUCTURE
  11. Chapter Four: Beyond the Classical Hollywood Structure 91
  12. Chapter Five: Developing a Character-Centered Narrative 101
  13. Chapter Six: Pitching 113
  14. PART III: WRITING
  15. Chapter Seven: Prelude to a Screenplay 123
  16. Chapter Eight: The Fourteen-Week Character Developing Schedule 130
  17. Chapter Nine: The Fourteen-Week Feature Screenplay 154
  18. PART IV: LAUNCHING YOUR SCRIPT
  19. Chapter Ten: From Rewrite to Screen: An Overview of Options 179
  20. Chapter Eleven: Live Writers Talking: Screenwriting 2000 and Beyond 195
  21. Appendix A: Coverage 207
  22. Appendix B: Self-Critiques 209
  23. Appendix C: Your Personal Screenwriting and Video Library 213
  24. Appendix D: At Long Last the Recipe for a Screenwriter's Gumbo with Character! 221
  25. Index 225
Writing the Character-Centered Screenplay, Updated and Expanded edition
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https://doi.org/10.1525/9780520924178-017

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. Contents VII
  3. Preface IX
  4. Acknowledgments XI
  5. Introduction 1
  6. PART I: CHARACTER
  7. Chapter One: The Feast of Becoming: Carnival and Character 25
  8. Chapter Two: Varieties of Voices Within Character 45
  9. Chapter Three: Five Not-So-Easy Pieces: Analysis of Character-Centered Scripts 63
  10. PART II: NARRATIVE AND STRUCTURE
  11. Chapter Four: Beyond the Classical Hollywood Structure 91
  12. Chapter Five: Developing a Character-Centered Narrative 101
  13. Chapter Six: Pitching 113
  14. PART III: WRITING
  15. Chapter Seven: Prelude to a Screenplay 123
  16. Chapter Eight: The Fourteen-Week Character Developing Schedule 130
  17. Chapter Nine: The Fourteen-Week Feature Screenplay 154
  18. PART IV: LAUNCHING YOUR SCRIPT
  19. Chapter Ten: From Rewrite to Screen: An Overview of Options 179
  20. Chapter Eleven: Live Writers Talking: Screenwriting 2000 and Beyond 195
  21. Appendix A: Coverage 207
  22. Appendix B: Self-Critiques 209
  23. Appendix C: Your Personal Screenwriting and Video Library 213
  24. Appendix D: At Long Last the Recipe for a Screenwriter's Gumbo with Character! 221
  25. Index 225
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