A quick thought for Monday.
Many authors I know swear by screen writing books like Story by Robert McKee. There is so much to learn about narrative structure in cinema.
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Monday, 25 February 2013
Inspired by film. Is it a close up? Or a wide shot?
A quick thought for Monday.
Many authors I know swear by screen writing books like Story by Robert McKee. There is so much to learn about narrative structure in cinema.
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