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The Screenwriter's Bible: A Complete Guide to Writing, Formatting, and Selling Your Script by David Trottier |
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-Great overall guide to formatting, writing craft and marketing your work a "must have" for beginner through pro |
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Save The Cat by Blake Snyder |
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-A proven method for structuring your story with examples of popular movies |
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Screenplay - Writing the Picture by Robin U. Russin and William Missouri Downs |
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-In depth resource for polishing and improving your work to professional levels |
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Myth And The Movies by Stuart Voytilla |
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-Outlines 50 Top Films and their use of classic mythical storylines |
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Psychology For Screenwriters by William Indick, PH. D. |
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-SubText Analysis of Story Character in layman's terms of classic psychological values. Great for building intriguing 3 D roles "A" list actors crave |
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Blade Runner - The Director's Cut by Ridley Scott |
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-The seminal Sci Fi Noir Classic redux - What's new in this version and why you should own it |
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CANON 7D Digital SLR / CAMCORDER |
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-WOW is this hot or what? Stunning clarity, motion response and light sensitivity. 12-18 minutes of memory per card all for under $2000. Could this be the future of Indie filmmaking? |
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