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OK. In truth, this was a good exercise. I know I'm late again, but I really struggle for time to do this during the week. I should even still have some of these books at my parent's house. Syd Field, Robert McKee, and Kris Cramer will be my most important sources. I haven't actually read anything from Steven King, but I've been told that his book is inspirational, and no one can say that he's not a great writer to learn something from. The script database will be great, too, and I know its not the only one.
Every work that helps you, helps you. The more help, the better. Great title for your post by the way. Perhaps you should write a screenplay, "That Damn Bibliography."
ReplyDeleteBen,
ReplyDeletethis feels like a good step. Now the annotation part, where you note ideas from the texts that will be helpful to you. Not annotation to announce to us that you've annotated, but whatever annotation you feel will be helpful in the future.