Making a Good Script Great by Seger, Linda -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Preface to the Third Edition Introduction 1. Gathering Ideas 2. The Three-Act Structure: Why You Need it and What to Do with It 3. What Do Subplots Do? 4. Act Two-How to Keep it Moving 5. Establishing a Point of View 6. Creating the Scene 7. Creating a Cohesive Script 8. Making it Commercial 9. Balancing Images and Dialogue 10. From Motivation to Goal: Finding Your Character’s Spine 11. Finding the Conflict 12. Creating Multidimensional and Transformational Characters 13. Character Functions 14. A Case Study: Writer Paul Haggis in His Own Words Index About the Author

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