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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Marie Drennan (San Francisco State University, USA) , Yuri Baranovsky (Happy Little Guillotine Films, USA) , Vlad Baranovsky (Happy Little Guillotine Films, USA)Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc Imprint: Routledge Edition: 2nd edition Weight: 0.242kg ISBN: 9780815376378ISBN 10: 0815376375 Pages: 160 Publication Date: 15 May 2018 Audience: College/higher education , Professional and scholarly , Tertiary & Higher Education , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsAcknowledgements About the Authors Introduction Chapter 1: Story Structure Chapter 2: Establishing a Series Premise Chapter 3: Designing Characters Chapter 4: Dialog Chapter 5: Writing and Revising Chapter 6: Format Chapter 7: Ask the Pros Appendix A: Sample Script Appendix B: Writing Mechanics Guide Appendix C: A Warning for InstructorsReviewsThis book really takes the writer through the process - from the seed of an idea right through production, distribution, and marketing. I am amazed at how much information the authors packed into such a small amount of space. -Martie Cook, Professor, Founding Director of the Center of Comedic Arts, Emerson College The book was written by three folks who know from experience what they are talking about, and they clearly want to share that with the reader. I think this is going to be a must-read for any class dealing with episodic writing and the new media revolution. -Richard Endacott, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, University of Nebraska-Lincoln The important aspect of this book is . . . the blend of traditional story structure skills with heart, soul, conflict, and imagination residing in the discipline required to make the transformation from notions in artists' heads to actual practical projects. -Richard Walter, Professor Emeritus, Former Co-Chairman of Graduate Screenwriting, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television """This book really takes the writer through the process – from the seed of an idea right through production, distribution, and marketing. I am amazed at how much information the authors packed into such a small amount of space."" —Martie Cook, Professor, Founding Director of the Center of Comedic Arts, Emerson College ""The book was written by three folks who know from experience what they are talking about, and they clearly want to share that with the reader. I think this is going to be a must-read for any class dealing with episodic writing and the new media revolution."" —Richard Endacott, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, University of Nebraska-Lincoln ""The important aspect of this book is . . . the blend of traditional story structure skills with heart, soul, conflict, and imagination residing in the discipline required to make the transformation from notions in artists’ heads to actual practical projects."" —Richard Walter, Professor Emeritus, Former Co-Chairman of Graduate Screenwriting, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television" ""This book really takes the writer through the process – from the seed of an idea right through production, distribution, and marketing. I am amazed at how much information the authors packed into such a small amount of space."" —Martie Cook, Professor, Founding Director of the Center of Comedic Arts, Emerson College ""The book was written by three folks who know from experience what they are talking about, and they clearly want to share that with the reader. I think this is going to be a must-read for any class dealing with episodic writing and the new media revolution."" —Richard Endacott, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, University of Nebraska-Lincoln ""The important aspect of this book is . . . the blend of traditional story structure skills with heart, soul, conflict, and imagination residing in the discipline required to make the transformation from notions in artists’ heads to actual practical projects."" —Richard Walter, Professor Emeritus, Former Co-Chairman of Graduate Screenwriting, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television This book really takes the writer through the process - from the seed of an idea right through production, distribution, and marketing. I am amazed at how much information the authors packed into such a small amount of space. -Martie Cook, Professor, Founding Director of the Center of Comedic Arts, Emerson College The book was written by three folks who know from experience what they are talking about, and they clearly want to share that with the reader. I think this is going to be a must-read for any class dealing with episodic writing and the new media revolution. -Richard Endacott, Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film, University of Nebraska-Lincoln The important aspect of this book is . . . the blend of traditional story structure skills with heart, soul, conflict, and imagination residing in the discipline required to make the transformation from notions in artists' heads to actual practical projects. -Richard Walter, Professor Emeritus, Former Co-Chairman of Graduate Screenwriting, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television Author InformationMarie Drennan is an Associate Professor in the Broadcast & Electronic Communication Arts Department at San Francisco State University. She teaches courses in television scriptwriting, web series scriptwriting and writing for interactive and online media. She is currently working on Karlie’s Angels, a web series parody of Charlie’s Angels in which Karl Marx runs a network of agents dedicated to fighting false consciousness and making sure that bourgeois heroes get what they deserve, and an animated web series called Unsung, in which ""most hated"" TV characters finally get to sing their side of the story. Yuri Baranovsky is one of the founders of Happy Little Guillotine Studios, a production company on the forefront of online entertainment. HLG Studios is responsible not only for creating one of the first, original web series, the groundbreaking Break a Leg, in addition to Leap Year, but also for creating and producing some of the web's biggest branded campaigns, including the Slurpee Unity Tour (Winner of the Pro Campaign of the Year award). Most recently, Yuri and the company produced Dan Is Dead (Disney) and Binge, a dark comedy about bulimia – all of which Yuri also directed and co-wrote. Aside from his work at HLG Studios, Yuri has also written and directed for popular entertainment platforms such as TruTV, CollegeHumor, Fullscreen, NBC Universal, USA Networks and more. Vlad Baranovsky is one of the founders of Happy Little Guillotine Studios, a production company on the forefront of online entertainment. He co-created and co-wrote the web series Break a Leg with his brother Yuri and has also gone on to write for a number of successful branded entertainment campaigns, including two seasons of the highly acclaimed series Leap Year and the upcoming Disney series Dan Is Dead – for which he also produced the entire soundtrack. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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