Stop Screwing Around and Format Your Screenplay Like a Pro
by Robert L. McCulloughEstimated delivery 3-12 business days
Format Paperback
Condition Brand New
Description
All you need to know about formatting your screenplay to align with professional standards in a quick-reading and to-the-point page turner.
The author Robert L. McCullough has nearly 300 produced script credits and is a founder of The Santa Barbara International Screenplay Awards, The Diverse Writers Outreach Awards, The Wiki Screenplay Contest, and The Los Angeles International Screenplay Awards. With an M.A. in Screenwriting, an MFA from The American Film Institute, and a long professional career of promoting aspiring writers into working professionals at every major studio, he now reveals the specific guidelines for producing the professional appearance demanded by the marketplace. 12 short chapters (130 pages) tell you all you need to know about formatting a screenplay that stands above the competition and has the greatest chance of selling. Read this book and keep it by your side as you write your next screenplay. You'll avoid the pitfalls and problems that mark you as an amateur. This book delivers the point-by-point essentials behind successful screenplay formatting and shows you how to demonstrate the professional expertise that will get your scripts noticed. It's a quick, concise read that gets to the bottom line with an irreverent no-nonsense approach to putting your formatting on a level with Hollywood's working professional screenwriters. Making movies is a complex matter that is so difficult that very few people do it. And it all starts with writing a properly formatted script. Buy this book and you'll have the tools you need to format your screenplay like a pro.
