How to Build a Great Screenplay

A Master Class in Storytelling for Film

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David Howard

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As founding director of the graduate screenwriting program at the university of Southern California, David Howard has taught the authors of some of the most successful movies of our time, including "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" and "Natural Born Killers". His comprehensive new book deconstructs the craft of writing for film, and reveals: story arc; plotting and subplotting; classical vs. revolutionary screenplay structure; tone, style and atmosphere; the use of time; and the creation of drama and tension.

Author Biography:

David Howard is the founding director of the graduate screenwriting program at USC, where he teaches various courses in screenwriting. His students have scripted such successful films as The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, Air Force One, Permanent Midnight, and Natural Born Killers. The coauthor (with Edward Mabley) of The Tools of Screenwriting, he lives in Los Angeles, California.

Release date NZ

January 24th, 2006

Author

David Howard

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Edition

New edition

Pages

464

Dimensions

133x210x25

ISBN-13

9780312352622

Product ID

2156532

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