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STORYLINE/SCREENPLAY
An animated production, as with most films, will start with
a simple idea. It might be a word, a sentence or an image
that inspires you to start writing, but whatever it is, this
simple idea will need to be developed into a more complex
story. There are several good books available on this subject.
The following are some examples of these:
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| This is an excellent book,
written by Syd Field. If you are a budding scriptwriter,
then this is a must read for you |
This book highlights the importance
of characterisation. It features several ways in which
to create believable characters |
This book was recommended to
me and is certainly a worthwhile read |
If you want to find out more about script writing, click
here
to see the screenplay that I used for Monkey Shelter.
Note in particular, the way that it has been set out. Setting
out your screenplay in a similar fashion, will prove beneficial
if you intend to use actors to record narration/voices.
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