This book provides aspiring screenwriters with a practical and informed way to learn how to think and write like a "creative" (the film industry term commonly used to refer to members of the key creative team - writer, director or producer) by connecting the transdisciplinary academic fields of screenwriting, film studies and cognitive psychology and neuroscience. It stands apart from other screenwriting "how to" books by applying contemporary scientific research about creativity to the craft of screenwriting. It shows the screenwriter how they can use this knowledge to challenge themselves to write deeper, richer and more engaging screenplays. It is designed to help students and emerging writers to discover their unique personal voice and the type of stories they could tell in a global context, whist overviewing the craft of screenwriting as part of the creative process. It provides a valuable complement, or alternative to popular screenwriting books. Chapters may be "dipped into" at whatever stage of the screenwriting creative process, or read from end to end. The focus of this book is first and foremost the writer as a "creative". What is the writer thinking? Why are they thinking that way? How could they think and write better?
This book provides aspiring screenwriters with a practical and informed way to learn how to think and write like a "creative" (the film industry term commonly used to refer to members of the key creative team - writer, director or producer) by connecting the transdisciplinary academic fields of screenwriting, film studies and cognitive psychology and neuroscience. It stands apart from other screenwriting "how to" books by applying contemporary scientific research about creativity to the craft of screenwriting. It shows the screenwriter how they can use this knowledge to challenge themselves to write deeper, richer and more engaging screenplays. It is designed to help students and emerging writers to discover their unique personal voice and the type of stories they could tell in a global context, whist overviewing the craft of screenwriting as part of the creative process. It provides a valuable complement, or alternative to popular screenwriting books. Chapters may be "dipped into" at whatever stage of the screenwriting creative process, or read from end to end. The focus of this book is first and foremost the writer as a "creative". What is the writer thinking? Why are they thinking that way? How could they think and write better?
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This book provides aspiring screenwriters with a practical and informed way to learn how to think and write like a "creative" (the film industry term commonly used to refer to members of the key creative team - writer, director or producer) by connecting the transdisciplinary academic fields of screenwriting, film studies and cognitive psychology and neuroscience. It stands apart from other screenwriting "how to" books by applying contemporary scientific research about creativity to the craft of screenwriting. It shows the screenwriter how they can use this knowledge to challenge themselves to write deeper, richer and more engaging screenplays. It is designed to help students and emerging writers to discover their unique personal voice and the type of stories they could tell in a global context, whist overviewing the craft of screenwriting as part of the creative process. It provides a valuable complement, or alternative to popular screenwriting books. Chapters may be "dipped into" at whatever stage of the screenwriting creative process, or read from end to end. The focus of this book is first and foremost the writer as a "creative". What is the writer thinking? Why are they thinking that way? How could they think and write better?
This book provides aspiring screenwriters with a practical and informed way to learn how to think and write like a "creative" (the film industry term commonly used to refer to members of the key creative team - writer, director or producer) by connecting the transdisciplinary academic fields of screenwriting, film studies and cognitive psychology and neuroscience. It stands apart from other screenwriting "how to" books by applying contemporary scientific research about creativity to the craft of screenwriting. It shows the screenwriter how they can use this knowledge to challenge themselves to write deeper, richer and more engaging screenplays. It is designed to help students and emerging writers to discover their unique personal voice and the type of stories they could tell in a global context, whist overviewing the craft of screenwriting as part of the creative process. It provides a valuable complement, or alternative to popular screenwriting books. Chapters may be "dipped into" at whatever stage of the screenwriting creative process, or read from end to end. The focus of this book is first and foremost the writer as a "creative". What is the writer thinking? Why are they thinking that way? How could they think and write better?
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