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Scriptwriting for Video, Broadcast, and Digital Media

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Scriptwriting for Video, Broadcast, and Digital Media

Tác giả
Noemi Zeigler
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Laney College
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LibreTexts
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CC BY
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EN
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Mục lục· 55 mục
  1. 01: Storytelling Starts with a Joke
  2. 1.01: Storytelling Starts with a Joke
  3. 1.02: WORKSHEET- FROM JOKE TO STORY
  4. 02: Story Beats- The DNA of Story
  5. 2.01: Story Beats- The DNA of Story
  6. 2.02: Beats in Short Films
  7. 2.03: WORKSHEET- YOUR OPENING BEATS
  8. 03: You as a Storyteller- Story Plot Stakes and Theme
  9. 3.01: Story Plot Stakes Theme
  10. 3.02: WORKSHEET- DISCOVER YOUR STORYTELLING VOICE
  11. 04: Loglines- Your Storys North Star
  12. 4.01: Logline- Your Story's North Star
  13. 4.02: WORKSHEET- BUILDING AND TESTING YOUR LOGLINE
  14. 05: Three-Act Structure and the Shape of Story
  15. 5.01: Three-Act Structure and the Shape of a Story
  16. 5.02: WORKSHEET- OUTLINE YOUR STORY IN THREE ACTS
  17. 06: Character and the World of Story
  18. 6.01: Character and the World of Story
  19. 6.02: WORKSHEET- BUILD YOUR CHARACTER AND WORLD
  20. 07: The Heros Journey- Ordinary Special and Upside Down
  21. 7.01: The Hero's Journey- Ordinary Special and Upside Down
  22. 7.02: How the Heros Journey Deepens Our Understanding
  23. 7.03: WORKSHEET- MAP YOUR CHARACTERS JOURNEY
  24. 08: Building Your Beat Sheet
  25. 8.01: Building Your Beat Sheet
  26. 8.02: Case Study- Twelve-Beat Structure Applied to Some Like It Hot
  27. 8.03: WORKSHEET- TURN YOUR IDEA INTO A BEAT SHEET
  28. 09: Formatting
  29. 9.01: Screenplay Formatting Essentials
  30. 9.02: Special Formatting Situations
  31. 9.03: WORKSHEET- BEGIN A SCREENPLAY SCENE
  32. 10: The Anatomy of a Scene
  33. 10.01: The Anatomy of a Scene
  34. 10.02: Sample Scene from His Girl Friday
  35. 10.03: WORKSHEET- WRITE A SCENE WITH DRAMATIC ARC
  36. 11: Dialogue
  37. 11.01: Minimal Dialogue and Maximum Impact
  38. 11.02: Dialogue Tools and Techniques
  39. 11.03: WORKSHEET- APPLY THE TOOLS
  40. 12: Writing for Genre- Expectation Surprise and Audience
  41. 12.01: What Is Genre and How Does It Work
  42. 12.02: Working Within Genre
  43. 12.03: WORKSHEET- REWRITE YOUR LOGLINE FOR DIFFERENT GENRES
  44. 13: Writing Beyond Tropes and Stereotypes
  45. 13.01: Writing Beyond Tropes and Stereotypes
  46. 13.02: Representation and Perspective
  47. 13.03: WORKSHEET- REWRITE A TROPE
  48. 14: Writing a TV Series
  49. 14.01: What Makes a TV Pilot Different
  50. 14.02: Building Your Series Bible
  51. 14.03: TV PILOT WORKSHEET
  52. 15: Rewriting
  53. 15.01: Writing is Rewriting
  54. 15.02: Diagnosing and Revising Your Script
  55. 15.03: WORKSHEET- REWRITING WITH PURPOSE