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Dramatica(r) for Screenwriters: How to Get the Most out of Dramatica(r) Pro & Write Great Scripts - Paperback

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by Chris Huntley (Editor), Armando Saldana-Mora (Author)

Dramatica for Screenwriters by Armando Salda a Mora is a must for any writer who wishes to get the most out of the Dramatica(r) Pro story development software. Written by a working screenwriter, this book gives real world, practical applications for using Dramatica to develop and write Screenplays. Book topics include: * What Dramatica offers the screenwriter * Dramatica in thirty seconds * Characters: Beyond the archetypes * Character Relationships as subplots * Note and sketch story development * How to get a complete plot * Four Dramatica Acts, Three Classical Acts * Narrative flow & writing the screenplay * And many more...

Author Biography

Armando Saldaña Mora (born in Mexico City, 1964) has been a professional writer since 1985. "The key to succeed in this profession," he says, "is being able to create top quality material for any genre, any format, any medium." Accordingly, his career has taken him from authoring and producing stage plays, to crafting and editing novels, to originating and redrafting screenplays, to scriptwriting and conducting writer's workshops for TV networks. "I couldn't have done all this without Dramatica," he says, "Really. What else can I say?"

Number of Pages: 274
Dimensions: 0.58 x 10 x 7 IN
Publication Date: July 12, 2005