How to Write a Movie in 21 Days: The Inner Movie Method by Viki King
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Book Reviews of How to Write a Movie in 21 Days: The Inner Movie Method
Book Review: Useful Tool for the Impossible
Summary: 5 Stars
Written in a conversational tone, 21 days, is filled with exercises to get the creative juices flowing. If anything, you'll come out with a great beginning or "random" draft if you adhere to the exercises. I started reading the book for my screenwriting class and I expected to hate it. But, I must say, that I totally recommend the book to anyone who's got at least a desire to write a screenplay.Book Review: Write a movie? Easy.....
Summary: 5 Stars
This fills in my "library" very well. I am trying to put together a movie script and the ideas by Viki King are helping me on the way. Each book has its own slant on how to write the great Oscar winner and this one includes some really good "posers" to help get through writers block. Now I just have to get up off my duff and complete my script. Wish the book could do the typing....Book Review: Had to change my rating . . .
Summary: 5 Stars
I originally rated this book with 3 stars because I felt it was misleading for beginning writers. I took my own advice and went back to use this book as a discipline guide to write my second screenplay. Following Ms. King's formula, I was able to complete a first draft that I feel pretty good about. Her straightforward layout for getting the pages out really works!Book Review: This book is about discipline.
Summary: 5 Stars
Thank you thank you thank you Vicki King. I put off buying this book for a long time because I thought it sounded like a gimmick. What it really does is teaches you discipline. Follow King's advice and you'll be on your way to a completed screenplay (I used this book to write my second feature-length, and I will use it to write all future projects too).Book Review: The perfect guide
Summary: 5 Stars
This book is the perfect guide to not just screen writing, but also writing in general. In contains exercises of finding and getting to know your characters. The 21 days are well planned and will keep you busy. It's helped me create a realistic plot with realistic characters.