
Presents
Screenwriting for Beginners
(5 DVD Set)
“Really
solid (and a bit sobering)… Gave me a very realistic view of the
business… Wonderfully revealing! Insightful to profound,
encouraging while remaining realistic.”
–Attendees of Karl Iglesias’s Essential Habits seminar at Screenwriting Expo 3.
“Rob Tobin is blessed with unique skills both literary and cinematic. His creative instincts are first-rate.”
—Paul Levine, best-selling novelist
“Michael
Ray Brown gives you the most direct path to writing a marketable
screenplay. His 18-step plan takes you from the beginning to the end of
your writing experience.”
–Angela M. Cranon, publisher of Hollywood Scriptwriter magazine
"David
Freedman is the ONLY one teaching this stuff! Everyone else is focused
on the story and the script. David talks about everything else you need
to make it as a screenwriter in the Biz. I have gotten so many more
requests for my scripts after following the course's guidelines for
writing a great logline!"
—Rob Samborn
“I
recommend Richard Walter’s seminar as a great tool for anyone
interested in becoming a professional screenwriter.”
—Jeff Robinov, Senior Vice President, Warner Bros.
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Screenwriting for Beginners
is a 5-DVD set designed to present all the information you need to
become a professional screenwriter. Master the discipline of a pro,
create a winning logline, structure your writing for success, and build
your career.
DVD 1: Karl Iglesias’s Mastering the Essential Habits of Highly Successful Screenwriters (Trailer)
Most screenwriting books
and seminars attempt to teach the screenwriter what to do, this DVD
outlines how to do it. Author Karl Iglesias discusses the essential
habits of highly-successful, A-list screenwriters, such as Ron Bass,
Akiva Goldsman, Eric Roth, and more. This DVD includes an
insider’s perspective on how the pros:
- Discipline themselves.
- Create original material.
- Evoke emotion on the page.
- Conquer writer's block.
- Persevere in Hollywood.
DVD 2: Robert Tobin’s The Seven Essential Elements of a Successful Screenplay (Trailer)
This
user-friendly, cutting edge workshop teaches the seven essential
elements of successful screenplays: the hero, hero’s flaw,
hero’s ally, opponent, lifechanging event, enabling circumstances
and jeopardy.
Rob
uses his highly informative and entertaining style to explore and
explain terms and concepts not discussed in even the most celebrated
screenwriting workshops.
It is essential to not
just use these essential elements in your screenplays, but to create
the correct relationship between them. Just as walls, floors and
ceilings must be in correct relationship to each other to form a house,
these essential elements must be in correct relationship to each other
to create an exciting, structurally sound, and commercially viable
story.
“The difference
between a waiter and a writer is a single letter and a million
words,” Rob often says. “But simply writing a million
words will do you no good unless you know how to structure your story,
how to identify the building blocks and how to use them.
Otherwise you might as well be writing a telephone book.”
Having read more than
5,000 screenplays, Rob’s encountered more than his share of
“telephone books” and is anxious to help you make your
screenplay the best it can be.
DVD 3: Michael Ray Brown’s A Structure Checklist: How to Plug the Holes in Your Script (Trailer)
Screenwriting has been
described as a craft, not an art. Structure is arguably the most
important factor in a script’s success. Learn how to
quickly analyze your screenplay in 18 crucial areas. Discover
what it takes to make your script fire on all cylinders.
- This DVD will arm you with all the tools you need to write an effective screenplay that is salable.
- An entire screenwriting course on one disk, this DVD is a must-have guide for both novices and professionals.
DVD 4: David Freedman’s Screenwriter’s Guide to Making Money
The seminar that
transforms the screenwriter from a rookie to a professional:
Understanding The Industry: Terms, Agent vs. Manager, What's Hot/Not;
Packaging Yourself and Your Script: Logline and Synopsis; Selling the
Package: Query Letter and Pitch; and Getting A Literary Agent.
Got the next "Home
Alone"? How About the next "Galaxy Quest"? Maybe the next "Schindler's
List"? Perhaps a combo of all three (wouldn't that be interesting)? Get
your unique voice heard by presenting yourself and your script in a way
that buyers will fight each other to pay you for it.
DVD 5: Richard Walter’s Screenwriting: The Whole Picture (Trailer)
A fool-proof,
shock-proof, water-tight, guarenteed formula for success! In 90 minutes
Prof. Walter presents the entire UCLA Master of Arts in Screenwriting
formula encompassing story, character, dialog, and description. Just
add discipline, talent, and most importantly, patience, for enduring
success.
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