The Screenwriter's Bible. 365 Commandments of an Ideal Script

There are many books on how to write a script. Each one looks at screenwriting in its own way. Some emphasize the three-act structure, others focus on character development, while some pay all attention to dialogues. All of this is important. Without a well-developed character, the hero will not engage the viewer. Without lively and natural dialogues and a clear structure, even the most interesting story will fall apart. A screenwriter has so much to keep under control that sometimes something inevitably just slips out of their mind. This book gathers all the wisdom of screenwriting. Everything you need to know and remember is distilled into 365 simple rules. It doesn't matter how long you've been writing scripts — the 'Screenwriter's Bible' will be useful for both beginners and experienced masters.