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How to write for Animation

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Woodstock, NY Overlook Press 2002Description: 224 pages ; 26 cmISBN:
  • 9781585674282
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 808.23 SCO-H
Contents:
Foreword / Joe Barbera -- pt. I. Getting Ready to Write. 1. Understanding the World of Animation. 2. Tools of the Trade -- pt. II. Writing for Animation. 3. Basic Overview. 4. How to Write a Premise. 5. Developing Your Story Beats. 6. How to Write an Outline. 7. How to Write a Script. 8. Writing Description. 9. Writing Dialogue. 10. How to Write Funny Stuff. 11. Feature, Internet, and Sample Scripts. 12. Creating an Animated Series. 13. Writing a Presentation, Bible, and Pilot -- pt. III. Selling Your Animated Project. 14. How to Get an Agent. 15. How to Break into Toon Writing without an Agent. 16. How to Pitch Your Project. 17. How to Prosper in Toon Town.
Summary: An award-winning animation writer provides step-by-step instructions for being successful in the most rapidly developing medium in entertainment today, covering every aspect of the animation writing process, from inspiration to production, and sharing advice on the job market, salaries, rewriting, agents, and much more.
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Foreword / Joe Barbera -- pt. I. Getting Ready to Write. 1. Understanding the World of Animation. 2. Tools of the Trade -- pt. II. Writing for Animation. 3. Basic Overview. 4. How to Write a Premise. 5. Developing Your Story Beats. 6. How to Write an Outline. 7. How to Write a Script. 8. Writing Description. 9. Writing Dialogue. 10. How to Write Funny Stuff. 11. Feature, Internet, and Sample Scripts. 12. Creating an Animated Series. 13. Writing a Presentation, Bible, and Pilot -- pt. III. Selling Your Animated Project. 14. How to Get an Agent. 15. How to Break into Toon Writing without an Agent. 16. How to Pitch Your Project. 17. How to Prosper in Toon Town.

An award-winning animation writer provides step-by-step instructions for being successful in the most rapidly developing medium in entertainment today, covering every aspect of the animation writing process, from inspiration to production, and sharing advice on the job market, salaries, rewriting, agents, and much more.

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