Screenwright: the craft of screenwriting is an electronic book and self-guided course delivered electronically or on a 3.5" floppy disk. It is driven by a powerful offline "browser" that has been pre-loaded onto the disk, so that you navigate the course exactly as you navigate the web (except, of course, you are offline). It requires windows (any version) running on a 386 or faster PC. You need 2M free space on your hard drive and 4M RAM.

Screenwright has many features for the screenwriting student:

• Two learning tracks: one for "tree people" (who like to plan first) and one for "forest people" (who like to jump right into a script)
• 12 different "modules" for easy progression through the course
• Review of seven different screenplay paradigms, all of which emerge from beginning-middle-end storytelling
• Step-by-step guides to writing an original screenplay (one for each learning track)
• Complete structural analysis of numerous successful screenplays (and corresponding movies) from half a century of movie making.
• Complete articles by Charles Deemer that were first published in Creative Screenwriting journal
• Sample development of an original screenplay from concept to structure to selected scripted scenes - you watch over my shoulder as I write and rewrite a script - and discuss my choices along the way
• Two complete screenplays to illustrate rewriting and development process: the optioned version of a script and its major revision under the guidance of a producer, plus my commentary on the process.
• Large marketing section, including Prodco and WGA-signatory agency lists
• Realistic view of building a screenwriting career
• Always current - an electronic book can be updated as necessary.
• Ability to save and manage bookmarks.
• Ability to print modules.
• Available in "lite" trade paperback version.
• And much more, in over 1M of material for screenwriting students
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