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Article #147free screenwriting workshop
From: Booksmith
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1998 00:00
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FREE SCREENWRITING MINI-WORKSHOP WITH SYD FIELD "The most sought-after screenwriting teacher in the world," Hollywood Reporter. April 21, 1998 7pm What makes a screenplay bomb? What makes it work? What makes it sell? Professional and aspiring screenwriters alike will find the answers in the ultimate troubleshooting handbook "The Screenwriter's Problem Solver" (paperback, $12.95). In this, his fifth book, Syd Field expands on the lessons of his earlier titles and explains how he learned to use seemingly insurmountable script problems as a springboard to creativity. "The Screenwriter's Problem Solver" is an intelligent, accessible handbook to the insidious problems screenwriters encounter on a daily basis. Using examples from well-known films such as "Pulp Fiction," "The Shawshank Redemption," "Thelma & Louise" and "Dances with Wolves," Syd Field helps writers recognize and solve screenplay problems ranging from larger issues of plot, character, and motivation down to the finest details. Special chapters address the best ways to: tighten up a screenplay scene by scene move a story with action - not dialogue maintain and build dramatic tension give producers the endings they need More than just a guidebook, "The Screenwriter's Problem Solver" taps Syd Field's hard-won wisdom and illustrates what makes great screenplay exciting and successful. Syd Field is a screenwriter, producer, teacher, and international lecturer. he is the author of "The Screenwriter's Workbook," "Selling a Screenplay," "Screenplay" and "Four Screenplays." Field has consulted on scripts for Roland Joffe's production company as well as for Alfonso Arau and Laura Esquivel on 'LIke water for Chocolate." he lives in Berverly Hills, California. As always, our events are free and located at our San Francisco store (1644 Haight Street, between Clayton & Cole). If you are unable to attend this event and are interested in purchasing a signed book, please let us know via email at read@booksmith.com We gladly accept special orders and ship worldwide. Thanks, and hope to see you there! For more information on store events, books and authors, please visit our award winning website at http://www.booksmith.com -- THE BOOKSMITH An INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORE serving San Francisco for 21 years! _____________________________________________________________________ The Booksmith 1644 Haight Street (between Clayton & Cole) San Francisco, California 94117 (800) 493-7323 -- phone toll free in the USA (415) 863-8688 (415) 863-2540 -- fax email: read@booksmith.com website: http://www.booksmith.com/
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