Write It Film It: Your Guide To Low & No Budget Screenwriting [epub]

Write It Film It: Your Guide To Low & No Budget Screenwriting
by William C. Martell (Author)

https://www.amazon.com/Write-Film-Guide-Budget-Screenwriting-ebook/dp/B0823L1LXC/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Write+It+Film+It:+Your+Guide+To+Lo+&+No+Budget+Screenwriting&qid=1592870467&sr=8-1




Making Your Own Movie?
Writing An Indie Film?
Writing A Low Budget Genre Script To Sell?
Writing A Made For TV Holiday Movie?

You will be writing for BUDGET.

On a standard spec screenplay, you don’t have to think about budget, but these types of screenplays writing with budget in mind is critical!

Low Budget is not just avoiding explosions and special effects, it’s limiting the number of locations and speaking roles and dozens of other expensive elements that you may never have thought of as expensive. Exterior Night scenes? EXPENSIVE! Over 10 locations? EXPENSIVE! Crowd scenes? EXPENSIVE!

You need to know all of the things that are expensive *before* you write the screenplay.

This book will show you how to write a budget friendly screenplay that producers can’t say “No” to. All of the insider tips and techniques used by professionals.

If you are making your own movie, budget is even more important - and you need to think about budget *before* you write your screenplay... or you will end up with a script that you can’t afford to make (or is a struggle to make). Everyone is making their own films these days, and even if you have done it before there are lots of great techniques in this book to get more of your money on screen - for less money! You can make a film that looks like it cost millions for pocket change.

Why Backwards Thinking is critical. How many Locations are too many? Why a Space Ship Battle is *Less Expensive* than a Car Chase. Why you need Dog Juice! How to use Confined Cameos to get Big Names in your Low or No budget movie. Other People’s Money Shots. How many Characters is too many? Avoiding the Uncontrollables. The Rebel Alliance of Indie Films. Why you need to think about Distribution *before* you make the film. Genre... in an Indie Film? High Concept on a Low Budget. Brain Harvesting! 6 Kinds Of Film Schedules - and why you need to think about Schedule before you write the screenplay: whether you are writing a Holiday MOW or making the film yourself. Finding Hollywood Production value in your own back yard. Getting Your film into Theaters. American Film Market, Deliverables, Funding and Crowdfunding theories. And much, much more! Over 100,000 words of critical information that you need *before* you write your screenplay!

William C. Martell has written 19 produced screenplays and sold many many more, wrote a column for Independent Film Channel Magazine, has been on the jury for Raindance Film Festival (London) several times and attended film festivals all around the world, was the West Coast Editor for Script Magazine, and has taught screenwriting for the Honk Kong Film Academy, and has been a professional screenwriter for 30 years in Los Angeles. His book, The Secrets Of Action Screenwriting is recommended by an Oscar Winning screenwriter and one of the Top Box Office Writers of all time, a NYT Best Selling novelist, and many many more!

This is the book you need to read if you are making your own film!

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