โ Scribed by Ken Dancyger (Auth.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Content:
Copyright, Page iv
Acknowledgments, Page ix
Introduction, Pages xi-xiv
Chapter 1 - The Basics, Pages 3-25
Chapter 2 - Character, Pages 26-42
Chapter 3 - Structure, Pages 43-58
Chapter 4 - Genre, Pages 59-73
Chapter 5 - Tone, Pages 75-88
Chapter 6 - The Hollywood Model, Pages 91-102
Chapter 7 - The Independent Model, Pages 103-113
Chapter 8 - The National Model, Pages 114-126
Chapter 9 - New Models, Pages 127-138
Chapter 10 - Experiments in Voice, Pages 139-150
Chapter 11 - The Ascent of Voice, Pages 153-163
Chapter 12 - The Search for New Forms, Pages 164-174
Chapter 13 - The Struggle of Style and Content, Pages 175-187
Chapter 14 - The Medium is the Message, Pages 188-196
Chapter 15 - The Centrality of Metagenre, Pages 197-208
Chapter 16 - Big Issues Plus National Stereotypes, Pages 209-217
Chapter 17 - The Search for the Global Tale, Pages 218-227
Appendix - Script Treatment, Pages 229-240
Index, Pages 241-254
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