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    Freytag's Pyramid Essay

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    Only some directors or producers write their own screenplays. How do other directors or producers obtain screenplays? In some cases some producers will write there own screen plays but many more purchase them from professional screenwriters or paying for the right to purchase a screenplay at a later, predetermined date Critical Thinking Questions 1. What would be some of the benefits of using a specific dramatic structure such as Freytag's pyramid? What would be some of the drawbacks of using a specific dramatic structure such as Freytag's pyramid? Some of the benefits of using Freytag's pyramid is that it is a very simple structure to follow when performing, it also has a way to where if you do exactly what the plot is telling you then, the whole idea and the meaning of the performance could be perfectly clear. 2. How do you think a script writer can acquire the skills needed to be successful? Be creative! I believe that in order for a script writer could acquire the skills…

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    MISSION 3 Scripts and Dip is a Denver based guerrilla theatre group whose aim is to build a community of local performers, artists and consumers. Scripts and Dip intends to achieve this development of community through the reading of new produced play scripts by working actors for live audiences at local watering holes of all kinds. Scripts and Dip is a modern approach to dramatic art that fuses the power of a well written script with the fun atmosphere of a local pub’s happy hour. Both…

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    Who Is the Screenwriter? A screenwriter works with producers and directors by writing scripts for TV shows or films. This professional begins his career by becoming a copywriter or basic writer for production companies. He needs to be able to work together with a team. He must also work with grace even under pressure. Screenwriting does not require a college degree but most screenwriters hone their skills by finishing a pertinent Bachelor’s Degree program. There are now certificates and…

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    takes time. It is not for the impatient or hurried. Hollywood is no exception. Gender inequality is rampant in film careers in Hollywood. For screenwriters, we appear to be in the midst of change. As Sherry Lansing broke through the celluloid ceiling in 1980 when she became the first woman studio head, “female screenwriters appear to have made a breakthrough over the last three years, with an unusually high representation in the top 20 UK independent films (37%) and profitable UK independent…

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    A whole story can be told through the dialogue, and New Moon’s dialogue does the film no favors. The use of atrocious dialogue by Melissa Rosenberg, the screenwriter, only further decreases the quality of the piece and portrays the horrific message that for love the line fades and it becomes acceptable to throw anything away for love. The screenwriter utilizes dialogue to accomplish this task for the first time during the conversation between Edward and Bella where Edward breaks up with her. In…

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    Eisenhower's Arms Race

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    Back home, an Arms race was forming between the Soviets and the Americans. Both the Soviets and the Americans had access to nuclear bombs. This caused fear in both countries causing them to increase production. In 1953 Eisenhower came into office with new foreign policy ideas. Eisenhower believed that Truman’s approach had caused the United States into an endless series of conflicts. Eisenhower was nuclear hungry, he believed that the US should start to build more and more nuclear missiles in…

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    somehow secondary or second class or less than” (Sally Potter). While moving pictures, “movies,” existed in the late 1800s, narrative films only grew into a significant part of pop culture early in the 20th century. The occupation of screenwriting involves developing and creating scripts for movies and television shows. Since the birth of the industry—as far back as silent movies—female presence in filmmaking roles included directing, producing, and writing. While female screenwriters in…

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    cartoons. This is due to the fact that animation is more appropriate to show children and it is more aesthetically pleasing to their eyes. Also, some might have experienced reading comic books or playing video games as well. While American TV is the staple among viewers nowadays, however when people watch anime, they have a sense of nostalgia that reverts back to their youth making it more appealing to viewers and relatable. Additionally, anime is better than American television is because the…

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    Turning a novel into a feature film can be very challenging for a Screenwriter. Ideally their main objective is to have the film and the novel complement each other perfectly. And In most film adaptations of this kind it is difficult to achieve, for the filmmakers tend to focus solely on major events in the subjects life. And In the case of Addario’s it’s what I do: A Photographer’s life of love and war, there are subjects of her work that are also very important but they may be difficult for…

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    For example, if the script is set during the future, the writer will then want to research what people think the future will look like, how people would talk and how people would live then. The more research that the writer does, the more authentic the production will seem. If the writer doesn’t do its research correctly the audience may be offended or put off the production. The Script editing done during the production is done by a script editor. Feedback is given to the screenwriter on how he…

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