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Film and TV
Script Consulting ______________________________________________________ Typical engagements: TV Pilots Feature Length Scripts Shorts Treatments Webisodes Rewrites ______________________________________________________ Scroll down for sample script consulting engagements: |
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One-on One Feature or TV Script Consulting
Script consulting generally starts with one of the two options below.
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Basic Script Reading (Option 1)
An analytic read of a feature-length film script. The writer will receive 5-6 pages of typed notes as well as additional notes on the body of the script. The typed-notes will be divided into two main parts: Story and Rendering. Story includes premise, theme, character, structure, plot, and character arcs. Rendering includes scene construction, plot and character dramatization, and the use of an image system.
Included is a one-hour of follow-up phone consultation.
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Advanced Script Reading (Option 2)
An analytic read of a feature-length film script. The writer will receive 10-12 pages of typed notes, 5-10 pages of creative suggestions and additional notes on the body of the script. The typed-notes will be divided into two main parts: Story and Rendering. Story includes premise, theme, character, structure, plot, and character arcs. Rendering includes scene construction, plot and character dramatization, and the use of visuals. Degree of creative suggestions will be dependent on client and project.
Included are two hours of follow-up phone consultation.
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Further Detail on Discussion Areas:
Story
Protagonist's inner and outer story
Sidekicks and character grids
Subplots
Externalizing Theme
Thematic Progression
Relationship of theme, plot and character
Design of Antagonist and his/her henchmen
Creating an Emotional ride
Upping dramatic tension
Story value to the audience
Rendering
Does it read like a movie?
Does it transport us?
Does it fully exploit cinematic tools like sound, picture and motion to tell the story?
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Script consulting generally starts with one of the two options below.
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Basic Script Reading (Option 1)
An analytic read of a feature-length film script. The writer will receive 5-6 pages of typed notes as well as additional notes on the body of the script. The typed-notes will be divided into two main parts: Story and Rendering. Story includes premise, theme, character, structure, plot, and character arcs. Rendering includes scene construction, plot and character dramatization, and the use of an image system.
Included is a one-hour of follow-up phone consultation.
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Advanced Script Reading (Option 2)
An analytic read of a feature-length film script. The writer will receive 10-12 pages of typed notes, 5-10 pages of creative suggestions and additional notes on the body of the script. The typed-notes will be divided into two main parts: Story and Rendering. Story includes premise, theme, character, structure, plot, and character arcs. Rendering includes scene construction, plot and character dramatization, and the use of visuals. Degree of creative suggestions will be dependent on client and project.
Included are two hours of follow-up phone consultation.
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Further Detail on Discussion Areas:
Story
Protagonist's inner and outer story
Sidekicks and character grids
Subplots
Externalizing Theme
Thematic Progression
Relationship of theme, plot and character
Design of Antagonist and his/her henchmen
Creating an Emotional ride
Upping dramatic tension
Story value to the audience
Rendering
Does it read like a movie?
Does it transport us?
Does it fully exploit cinematic tools like sound, picture and motion to tell the story?
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