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(Ebook) Film Genre for the Screenwriter by Jule Selbo ISBN 9781317695677, 9781138020818, 9781138020832, 1317695674, 1138020818, 1138020834, 2014004469

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Authors:Jule Selbo
Pages:324 pages.
Year:2014
Editon:1
Publisher:Routledge
Language:english
File Size:2.79 MB
Format:epub
ISBNS:9781317695677, 9781138020818, 9781138020832, 1317695674, 1138020818, 1138020834, 2014004469
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(Ebook) Film Genre for the Screenwriter by Jule Selbo ISBN 9781317695677, 9781138020818, 9781138020832, 1317695674, 1138020818, 1138020834, 2014004469

As an American screenwriter working in Hollywood for nearly twenty years I have worked in film and television, writing live action as well as animation projects. I resisted categorization of my capabilities or strengths as a writer; I wrote a romantic comedy for Columbia Pictures, drama/fantasy for Paramount, a bio-pic for Disney, action/adventure/coming-of-age scripts for George Lucas’ Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, melodrama for Aaron Spelling’s Melrose Place, sci-fi for 20th Century Fox, horror and sci-fi for George Romero’s Tales From the Darkside and Monsters, comedy for Comedy Network and adaptations of children’s literature for Disney, Fox, PBS and others. I jumped into writing in these genres relying almost entirely on the surface knowledge I had gained over years of reading literature and viewing films. Because I enjoy the analysis of film, even as I worked as a professional screenwriter I continued studying my craft in classes in the area of story structure—mostly because I never came across classes dedicated to the understanding or dissection of film genre for the screenwriter. To my mind, an analysis of genre was a blind spot in the teaching and writing on the craft of screenwriting. This lack of attention to the question of genre became even clearer to me when I began my academic career and it became my task to instruct students in screenwriting.
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