19 Techniques for Professional Screenwriting
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| Author: | Richard Finney | ISBN: | 9781938457210 |
| Publisher: | Lono Publishing | Publication: | January 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Richard Finney |
| ISBN: | 9781938457210 |
| Publisher: | Lono Publishing |
| Publication: | January 30, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Those who can’t do… teach.
This old adage has ended up being true with previous books on screenwriting. The authors of those books had no real industry experience as working screenwriters on produced movies. Or their experience was so old, what they had to teach was not relevant for today’s movie industry.
“19 Techniques for Professional Screenwriting” is the second primer written by a current working screenwriting professional (member of the Writers Guild of America) who knows how to craft a well written script that people in the movie industry will notice. His expertise comes from twenty years spent in the Hollywood studio system as a well-paid screenwriter and an independent film producer.
Richard Finney, is an award winning producer and screenwriter who has written screenplays for DreamWorks; Walt Disney; Sony; Warner Brothers; ABC; Fox TV; 20th Century Fox; Lion’s Gate; Lifetime; and CBS. He has sold movie pitches in the six figures which has landed him on the cover of "Variety" and the "Hollywood Reporter." As an independent film producer he has twelve produced movies to his credit.
The author unlocks the secret to his success for those who want to break into the movie industry as screenwriters. He also speaks to writers who are not getting the results with their previous screenwriting work. The words of wisdom in this primer are the first step toward understanding the process of professional screenwriting that could put you on the path to working in the movie industry.
The book is nearly 13,000 words and features the outline of a screenplay (written by the author) that led to a screenplay and novel which has been optioned by a major production company for production.
Those who can’t do… teach.
This old adage has ended up being true with previous books on screenwriting. The authors of those books had no real industry experience as working screenwriters on produced movies. Or their experience was so old, what they had to teach was not relevant for today’s movie industry.
“19 Techniques for Professional Screenwriting” is the second primer written by a current working screenwriting professional (member of the Writers Guild of America) who knows how to craft a well written script that people in the movie industry will notice. His expertise comes from twenty years spent in the Hollywood studio system as a well-paid screenwriter and an independent film producer.
Richard Finney, is an award winning producer and screenwriter who has written screenplays for DreamWorks; Walt Disney; Sony; Warner Brothers; ABC; Fox TV; 20th Century Fox; Lion’s Gate; Lifetime; and CBS. He has sold movie pitches in the six figures which has landed him on the cover of "Variety" and the "Hollywood Reporter." As an independent film producer he has twelve produced movies to his credit.
The author unlocks the secret to his success for those who want to break into the movie industry as screenwriters. He also speaks to writers who are not getting the results with their previous screenwriting work. The words of wisdom in this primer are the first step toward understanding the process of professional screenwriting that could put you on the path to working in the movie industry.
The book is nearly 13,000 words and features the outline of a screenplay (written by the author) that led to a screenplay and novel which has been optioned by a major production company for production.
