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Contents BOOK ONE~ How to Write a Screenplay That Doesn't Suck Legal Stuff Prologue: "Got a Feeling We're Not in Kansas Anymore" Step No.1: Don't Wait, Start Now Step No.2: Write. Every. Day. Step No.3: Read Step No.4: Go L.A. Step No.5: Go to the Movies Step No.6: Pick a Movie Apart Step No.7: Join the 21st Century Step No.8: Make Sure Your Script Doesn't Suck Step No.9: Fill Your Little Black Book Step No.10: Get Some Digits Step No.11: Stand on the Shoulders of Giants Step No.12: Make Contact Step 13: Don't Wait for Permission Final Note: Or What the Hell Do I Know? BOOK TWO~ How to Write a Movie Script With Kick-Ass Characters Legal Stuff Prologue: "You Played It for Her, You Can Play It for Me" Chapter 1: What the Hell Are Characters for Anyway? Chapter 2: How to Create Characters That People Give a Crap About Chapter 3: Secret Sauce to Great Movie Villains Chapter 4: Nobody Thinks They're Supporting Chapter 5: Interrogate This! Chapter 6: Where the Wild Things Are Chapter 7: The Final Frontier BOOK THREE~ How to Write a Script With Dialogue That Doesn't Suck Legal Stuff Prologue: "They're Gonna Talk to You and Talk to You" Chapter 1: What the %$%& is Dialogue Supposed to Do? Chapter 2: How to Write Dialogue That Doesn't Suck Chapter 3: How to Beg, Borrow, and Steal Your Way to Amazing Dialogue Chapter 4: If You Can Talk, You Can Write (Dialogue) Chapter 5: How to Deliver Exposition Without Putting the Reader in a Coma Chapter 6: How to Make Sure Your Characters Don't All Sound the Same Chapter 7: How to Cut, Mutilate and Transform Your Way to Kick-Ass Dialogue Chapter 8: How to Get as Good as the Pros Epilogue: "This Hero Stuff Has Its Limits" BOOK FOUR~ Screenplay Format Made Stupidly Easy Legal Stuff Super Quick Note About the Formatting of This Book Prologue: "We Find the Defendants Incredibly Guilty" Chapter 1: Location, Location, Location Chapter 2: Secondary Shot Headings (for Fun and Profit) Chapter 3: It's About the Visuals, Stupid Chapter 4: You Talkin' to Me? Chapter 5: Transition This! Chapter 6: Phone Calls, Montages and Flashbacks, Oh My! Epilogue: "Gonna Miss You Most of All, Scarecrow" BOOK FIVE~ How to Sell a Screenplay Without Having Spielberg in Your Last Name Legal Stuff Prologue: "Never Tell Me the Odds" Chapter 1: How to Conquer Hollywood From 3000 Miles Away Chapter 2: Is Your Script Ready for Prime Time? Chapter 3: How to Make Your Story Not Sound Sucky Chapter 4: How Netflix and a Jumbo Tub of Popcorn Can Help You Sell Your Script Chapter 5: How Festivals and Conferences Can Make You Popular and Seriously Employed Chapter 6: How to "Friend" Your Way to the Top Chapter 7: Why Agents and Managers Suck, Except for the Ones That Don't Chapter 8: The Big Query Chapter 9: Making Contact Chapter 10: Submissions, Submissions, Submissions Chapter 11: The Strange and Mysterious World of Meetings Epilogue: "The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship" Notes
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