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Here are some other scriptwriting titles which
appeared during several Amazon.com subject searches:
[coming
soon] Ken Finkleman's
The
Newsroom: The Complete Scripts
Karin Kelly, Tom Edgar's
Film
School Confidential: The Insider's Guide to Film Schools
David
Marc's
Comic
Visions: Television Comedy & American
Culture
Scott Alexander, Larry Karaszewski's
The
People Vs. Larry Flynt: The Shooting Script
Steve Allen, Jane Wollman's
How
to Be Funny: Discovering the Comic in You
Robert S. Alley, Irby B.
Brown's
Murphy
Brown: Anatomy of a Sitcom
Roy Armes'
Action
and Image: Dramatic Structure in Cinema
Walter Bernstein's
Inside
Out: A Memoir of the Blacklist
Alfred Brenner's
The
TV Scripwriter's Handbook: Dramatic Writing for Television
and Film
Susan Charlotte, Tom Ferguson, Bruce Felton's
Creativity
in Film: Conversations With 14 Who Excel
Pat Cooper, Ken Dancyger's
Writing
the Short Film
Ken Dancyger's
Alternative
Scriptwriting: Writing Beyond the Rules
Ronald D. Dyas'
Screen
Writing for Television and Film
Harlan Ellison, Isaac Asimov's
I,
Robot: The Illustrated Screenplay
F. Scott Fitzgerald's
Babylon
Revisited: The Screenplay
Raymond G. Frensham's
Screenwriting
(Teach Yourself Series)
William Froug's
The
Screenwriter Looks at the Screenwriter
William Goldman's
Absolute
Power
William Goldman's
The
Ghost and the Darkness: Only the Most Incredible Parts
of the Story Are True
Uta Hagen's
Respect
for Acting
Michael Halperin, Ph.D.'s
Writing
Great Characters: The Psychology of Character Development
in Screenplays
Hal Hartley's
Amateur
Michael
Hauge's
Screenwriting
for Hollywood: Step Up and Write the Great American Screenplay
Melvin
Helitzer's
Comedy
Writing Secrets
Lea Jacobs'
The
Wages of Sin: Censorship and the Fallen Woman Film 1928-1942
Mary
Charlotte Johnson's
The
Scriptwriter's Journal
Keith Johnstone's
Impro:
Improvisation and the Theatre
Neil Jordan's
Michael
Collins: Screenplay and Film Diary
Milt Josefsberg's
Comedy
Writing: For Television and Hollywood
Inga Karetnikova's
How
Scripts Are Made
Christopher Keane's
How
to Write a Selling Screenplay: A Step-By-Step Approach
to Developing Your Story and Writing Your Screenplay
by One of Today's Most Successful Screenwriters
Gerald Kelsey's
Writing
for Television
Richard Lagravanese's
The
Fisher King: The Book of the Film
Michael Larsen's
Literary
Agents: What They Do, How They Do It, and How to Find and Work
With the Right One for You
Mark Litwak's
Contracts
for the Film & Television Industry
Mark Litwak's
Dealmaking
in the Film & Television Industry: From Negotiations to Final
Contracts
[Editor] Scott MacDonald's
Screen
Writings: Scripts and Texts by Independent Filmmakers
[Editor]
Pat McGilligan's
Six
Screenplays by Robert Riskin
[Editor] Pat McGilligan's
Backstory:
Interviews With Screenwriters of Hollywood's Golden Age
[Editor]
Pat McGilligan's
Backstory
2: Interviews With Screenwriters of the 1940s and 1950s
Patrick
McGilligan's
Backstory
3: Interviews With Screenwriters of the 1960s
[Compiler] Lynne Naylor's
Television
Writers Guide
Pierce O'Donnell, Dennis McDougal's
Fatal
Subtraction: The Inside Story of Buchwald v. Paramount
Gene Perret's
Comedy
Writing Step by Step
Kenneth Portnoy's
Screen
Adaption: A Scriptwriting Handbook
Jorja Prover's
No
One Knows Their Names: Hollywood Screenwriters
Rick Reichman's
Formatting
Your Screenplay
David W. Rintels, James M. McPherson,
John Frankenheimer's
Andersonville:
The Complete Original Screenplay
Alan Rosenthal's
Writing
Docudrama: Dramatizing Reality for Film and TV
Michael Rymer's
Angel
Baby; The Screenplay
Sol Saks'
Funny
Business: The Craft of Comedy Writing
Laura Annawyn Shamas'
Playwriting
for Theater, Film, and Television
David Silver's
How
to Pitch & Sell Your TV Script
Tom Stempel's
Framework:
A History of Screenwriting in the American Film
Dwight Swain,
Joye R. Swain's
Film
Scriptwriting: A Practical Manual
Jeffrey Sweet's
The
Dramatist's Toolkit: The Craft of the Working Playwright
Sam Thomas'
Best
American Screenplays
Ronald B. Tobias'
The
Insider's Guide to Writing for Screen and Television
David Trottier's
The
Screenwriter's Bible: A Complete Guide to Writing, Formatting,
and Selling Your Script
Christopher Vogler's
The
Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Storytellers and
Screenwriters
John Vorhaus'
The
Comic Toolbox: How to Be Funny Even If You're Not
Rich Whiteside's
The
Screenwriting Life: The Dream, the Job and the Reality
Edgar E. Willis,
Camille D'Arienzo's
Writing
Scripts for Television, Radio, and Film
Jurgen Wolff, Kerry Cox'
Successful
Scriptwriting
Jurgen Wolff, L. P. Ferrante's
Successful
Sitcom Writing
Tony Zaza's
Script
Planning: Positioning and Developing Scripts for TV and
Film