screenplay by romanbruni

hello again !

after long teaching hours for a bunch of screenplay
artists interested in mixing various 2D softwares
we developed an impact catchy phrase

“ONE DAY, LADY DUCK…”

and an impact catchy animation:
www.paradigmadigital.net/exibitinfantil/SenhoraPato.html

enjoy !!!

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opening lines are crucial, first taste must be exquisite,
love and passion must be felt from miles away…

now is a dark and rainy night… and all that is left for me is to write…

technical screenplay tips are the subject of this blog.
welcome.  read and test.  write back and be happy.

Adapting books for television with Adrian Hodges
comented/adapted for the blog by Roman Bruni.

“What kind of books make good television ?” asks Adrian, his answer is that
books are an immagination medium, the reader has a unique relation with the storyteller and its characters.  Tv, is a literal medium, imposing ready images over the spectator.
Books may explore the interior live of a character, while Tv may not.
Books are much longer than Tv scripts, using pages and time to demonstrate arguments
wich in television drama need to be told in a neutral fashion from a neutral observer.
The narrator in a book can be overly involved into the action, but whenever the camera
gets emotional, the spectator may experience difficulties and attention disorders.
TV depends upon rhythm, intrigue, action and a lot of incidents and obstacles.
Great Tv depends heavily upon its characters - not only visually,
Great Books may get away famous only with lots of intrigue and twists, for they can be read very quicky - getting from A to B - firing lots of data and information to be absorbed
upon each page.  Television is a medium where details demand extensive camera work.
So, the first major effort into adaptation of stories lie in the choice of wich story to adapt.

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