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The Screenwriters Bible: A Complete Guide to Writing, Formatting & Selling Your Script (6th Edition)
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A screenwriting primer that provides a concise course in screenwriting basics; A screenwriting workbook that walks you through the complete writing process, from nascent ideas through final revisions; A formatting guide that thoroughly covers today's correct formats for screenplays and TV scripts; A spec writing guide that demonstrates today's spec style through sample scenes and analysis, with an emphasis on grabbing the reader's interest in the first ten pages; A sales and marketing guide that presents proven strategies to help you create a laser-sharp marketing plan.
Among this book's wealth of practical information are sample query letters, useful worksheets and checklists, hundreds of examples, sample scenes, and straightforward explanations of screenwriting fundamentals. The sixth edition is chock-full of new examples, the last practices, and new material on non-traditional screenplay outlets.
A screenwriting primer that provides a concise course in screenwriting basics; A screenwriting workbook that walks you through the complete writing process, from nascent ideas through final revisions; A formatting guide that thoroughly covers today's correct formats for screenplays and TV scripts; A spec writing guide that demonstrates today's spec style through sample scenes and analysis, with an emphasis on grabbing the reader's interest in the first ten pages; A sales and marketing guide that presents proven strategies to help you create a laser-sharp marketing plan.
Among this book's wealth of practical information are sample query letters, useful worksheets and checklists, hundreds of examples, sample scenes, and straightforward explanations of screenwriting fundamentals. The sixth edition is chock-full of new examples, the last practices, and new material on non-traditional screenplay outlets.
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