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Advice for Authors on Having Their Book Adapted to a Screenplay
Brandyn Cross
Many authors dream of having their book turned into a movie or television show. But, very few know what the process is to make this happen. Whether or not an author attempts to write the screenplay adaptation for his or her own book depends entirely...
over 4 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Adapting Your Novel Into a Screenplay - video
Dan Watanabe
Media Arts Instructor Dan Watanabe talks about how to turn a book into a screenplay. The author needs to turn a character's inner monologue into concrete actions that will communicate the same feelings to the audience. Since a movie doesn't have a...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Adapting Your Novel Into a Screenplay - podcast
Dan Watanabe
Media Arts Instructor Dan Watanabe talks about how to turn a book into a screenplay. The author needs to turn a character's inner monologue into concrete actions that will communicate the same feelings to the audience. Since a movie doesn't have a...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Advice for Adapting Your Novel into a Screenplay
Sheryl Benko
If you are familiar and comfortable with the intricacies of the screenplay format, you have nothing to lose by adapting your novel into a screenplay yourself, says author and film post-production supervisor Sheryl Benko. But just because you don’t have...
over 5 years ago
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Why Authors Should Let Go Creatively When Adapting Their Book for the Screen
Dan Watanabe
Many writers want to attempt adapting their own books to screenplays, but entertainment expert and media arts instructor Dan Watanabe advises against that.
over 4 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Adapting Your Books For Film and Television - podcast
Serita Stevens
Author and forensic registered nurse Serita Stevens talks about the process of adapting a book to film or television, and how difficult it is to move from one to the other because of how very different the two are. Written works are slower, more introspective...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Adapting Your Books For Film and Television - video
Serita Stevens
Author and forensic registered nurse Serita Stevens talks about the process of adapting a book to film or television, and how difficult it is to move from one to the other because of how very different the two are. Written works are slower, more introspective...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
The Differences in Storytelling Structures in Screenplays vs Novels
Marlan Warren
Marlan Warren, Author and Publicist with Roadmap Communications, explains different storytelling structures and techniques in screenplays and novels. Warren says, “Compared to a novel or a book, a screenplay is a haiku poem. It can support very little...
over 5 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Considerations for Adapting a Novel for Stage - video
Greg Fournier
Greg Fournier, author of Bestselling Zug Island, offers tips on adapting your novel for a stage play, including breaking it into basic themes and elements. He also notes that writing for the stage is different than writing for books or even screenplays...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
Considerations for Adapting a Novel for Stage - podcast
Greg Fournier
Greg Fournier, author of Bestselling Zug Island, offers tips on adapting your novel for a stage play, including breaking it into basic themes and elements. He also notes that writing for the stage is different than writing for books or even screenplays...
over 8 years ago
Book to Screen
Adaptations
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