I Could've Written a Better Movie Than That!

Derek Rydall

330 pages, parution le 15/12/2005

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Résumé

"Do you love movies but frequently feel you could've written them better? Do you have a unique talent or background that could make you an expert on a certain subject? Well, it's time to turn your expertise into hard cash! Whether you're a writer, doctor, lawyer, police officer, teacher - you name it - if you have a "second sense" or insightful knowledge that can improve film storytelling, you could potentially make over $100,000 a year as one of the best kept secrets in Hollywood: The Script Consultant."

Utilizing over a century of combined experience from the top script consultants in the business, Rydall leads you through a step-by-step process to hone your reading, writing, and analytical skills, and build a successful script-consulting business - either full or part time.

L'auteur - Derek Rydall

As a writer-script consultant-script doctor, Derek Rydall, based in Los Angeles, has been on staff and developed projects for many studios and production companies, and consulted with hundreds of writers, independent producers, and executives from around the world.

Sommaire

The Set-up
- Getting started
- Analyzing the material
- Different types of analysis
- Other experts on analysis
- Giving good feedback
- Specializing
- Becoming a script doctor
Putting it into Action
- Marketing client's work
- Setting up shop
- Advertising and marketing
- Hanging out your shingle
- First contact
- The meeting
- Dollars and sense
A Foundation for Success
- Finding a mentor
- Creating a mission statement
- Putting it into action
- Mindset for success
- Maintaining balance and passion
- Ten habits of highly successful script consultants
- Fade out/epilogue

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Michael Wiese Productions (MWP)
Auteur(s)	Derek Rydall
Parution	15/12/2005
Nb. de pages	330
Format	15 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	535g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781932907070
ISBN13	978-1-932907-07-0