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About the Teacher
STEVEN
BARNES
has 20 novels in print and has written for Twilight
Zone, Andromeda, and Stargate SG-I. He has lectured at UCLA, the Maui
Writers' Workshop, MENSA, USC, and the Smithsonian. Winner of the 2003
Endeavor Award for his novel Lion's Blood, Barnes also wrote the
Emmy-winning Outer Limits episode "A Stitch in Time." He was a STAR
Speaker of the last three Screenwriting Expos.
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Presents
A
Brand New DVD:
The How And Why
Of Horror
by
Steven Barnes
Never
before has the horror genre been more prolific or successful. Studios
are snapping up scary movies at any cost, and if you have a frightening
story to tell, the time to write that script is now! Whether
you’re a veteran of the genre, or new to the horror game,
this is
an essential stop for any individual looking to become the
genre’s next great star.
A writer for over 30 years, Steven Barnes helps you look inside
yourself to discover what really scares you and how to translate that
innate fear to the big screen. Using many examples of both successful
and unsuccessful horror films of the past fifty years, he will teach
you to understand what makes a great horror film work so well and how
to apply that knowledge to your own scary story.
You’ll
also find:
-- The 10 essential steps that need to
make up your character’s journey
-- The easiest and best way to
define a story
-- Why we’re more afraid of
what we cannot see
-- How to use your personal culture and
religions in your script
-- What films make up necessary
viewing before you begin typing
-- How these same rules can help you
write fantasy or science-fiction.
Part of the Screenwriting Expo DVD series, this 90-minute course is an
exceptional value. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from
the
finest faculty teaching screenwriting today.
Order Now
Or
CLICK
HERE to see our full list of DVDs
on the Craft and Business of Screenwriting.
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