by Andrew Horton · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9780520084575
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«Writing the Character-Centered Screenplay» is Andrew Horton's essay on screenwriting, in paperback (218 pages, in English).
Andrew Horton, film professor and screenwriter, argues for a character-centered script over plot formulas. He analyzes The Silence of the Lambs, Thelma & Louise and Northern Exposure to explain the creation of believable characters, from first draft to final rewrite, and includes information on contests, grants and festivals.
Published in 1994 by University of California Press, the volume includes bibliographic references and an index. Andrew Horton was a professor of film and literature at Loyola University.
Aimed at screenwriters, film students and audiovisual writing enthusiasts who want to delve deeper into character creation.
