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The Hero succeeds : the character-driven guide to writing your TV pilot / Kam Miller.
Language: eng Publisher: Los Angeles, CA : High & Low Media, 2016Edition: First print editionDescription: iii, 499 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- still image
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780997188011 (paperback)
- 0997188014 (paperback)
- PN1992.7 .M49 2016
Contents:
Introduction --
Why me, why now? Why you, why now? --
You're not selling the pilot, you're selling the show --
TV series treatment: components, questions --
The hero succeeds: character-driven structure --
Breakdowns: Dissection and the anatomy of pilots --
The art of the grid: the keys to the kingdom --
Creating your pilot story grid --
Refining your pilot --
Your outline: Don't skip the outline! --
Your script: Write it as fast as you can! --
Your second draft: Writing is rewriting --
Revising your TV series treatment --
You succeed: your new life --
Appendix --
Endnotes.
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American University in Dubai | American University in Dubai | Main Collection | PN1992.7 .M49 2016 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 5242793 |
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| PN 1992.7 .H93 2003 Idea to script : storytelling for today's media / | PN 1992.7 .K3 2014 Inside the writers' room : conversations with American TV writers / | PN 1992.7 .L36 2015 The TV showrunner's roadmap : 21 navigational tips for screenwriters to create and sustain a hit TV series / | PN1992.7 .M49 2016 The Hero succeeds : the character-driven guide to writing your TV pilot / | PN 1992.75 Directors tell the story : master the craft of television and film directing / | PN 1992.75 Television production handbook / | PN 1992.75 .B8 2005 Video production : disciplines and techniques / |
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction --
Why me, why now? Why you, why now? --
You're not selling the pilot, you're selling the show --
TV series treatment: components, questions --
The hero succeeds: character-driven structure --
Breakdowns: Dissection and the anatomy of pilots --
The art of the grid: the keys to the kingdom --
Creating your pilot story grid --
Refining your pilot --
Your outline: Don't skip the outline! --
Your script: Write it as fast as you can! --
Your second draft: Writing is rewriting --
Revising your TV series treatment --
You succeed: your new life --
Appendix --
Endnotes.
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