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Screenwriting Behind Enemy Lines - Lessons from Inside the Studio Gates - cover

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Screenwriting Behind Enemy Lines - Lessons from Inside the Studio Gates

John Schimmel

Publisher: Michael Wiese Productions

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Summary

A very pragmatic look at what “they” are looking for combined with techniques for delivering that. Includes “Tales from the Trenches,” lessons from various sets and development situations to illustrate the points being made, from one of the legendary production and development executives.
Available since: 10/30/2013.

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