Secrets Of Description & Voice (Screenwriting Blue Books Book 9)
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| Rating | : | 4.10 (514 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073CNMF6G |
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| Number of Pages | : | 123 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-06-03 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Voice described well. Nooks & Crannies of Description and" according to Juan Taylor. Voice described well. Nooks & Crannies of Description and Description in Screenwriting. There are many tools of storytelling and screenwriting and Martell's books go through them one by one.. Amazon Customer said it works out for the best. His comparisons of the information he is conveying. I have eight books in the Bluebook series. All of them worth the price and this book is top three. Although he can be a bit long winded at times, it works out for the best. His comparisons of the information he is conveying to actual screenplays and movies is some of the best, and it sinks in without you realizing it. Although I'm a firm believer in NOT learning from a single source, the knowledge you gain from Mr. Martell is much greater than any other, and at a fraction of . Thanks for the great advice. Incredible insight. Thanks for the great advice.
Introductory Price Ends August 1st!IS HALF OF YOUR STORY IN TROUBLE?Most screenplays are about a 50/50 split between dialogue and description - which means your description is just as important as your dialogue. It just gets less press because the audience never sees it, the same reason why screenwriters get less press than movie stars. But your story will never get to the audience until readers and development executives read your script so it is a very important factor. So how do you make your screenplay exciting to read? Description is important in a novel as well, and the “audience” does read it how do we write riveting description?This Blue Book will dive into techniques to improve your description, with sections on Just Good Writing, How Much Detail Is Too Much, How & What You Should Write, and a section on Your Writer’s Voice.SUBJECTS INCLUDE: What Is Good Description? 25 Professional Techniques To Improve Description, Hidden Camera Directions, Contrast, Why You Need To Be Vaguely Specific, Using “Gags”, Hitchcock’s Chocolates, Unusual Storytelling Devices, The “Unfilmable” Controversy, Too Many Or Too Few Details? Using Name Brands, “Bound” And Creating Vivid Imagery, Stunts (Like First Person Screenplays), The New Normal, What Is Voice? Developing Your Unique Voice, Voice & Tarantino’s “Inglorious Bastards”, and much more! Take command of your descriptio