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But something clicked inside me and I started writing. This is a good way to analysis successful habits and get a cross-section of personal habits. Starts with a narrative of each screenwriters bio and how they got into screenwriting. Then the book is broken down by topic with each writers response to each topic. Cuts through the gloss and gives you a naked view of the grueling hard work that creates success.
The book contained lots of great ideas for writing a better script. Hollywood should read this book again.
As someone who currently has no "mentor" so to speak in the film industry, this book has acted as my temporary guide. Highly recommended. This book was very helpful. It addresses many problems screenwriters go through, as well as warning people of the pitfalls that many aspiring screenwriters fall into.
It won't teach you about structure etc, but it contains information that to me was equally vital: how to think as a successful screenwriter. This is key, because through their insights you can better understand how they work, think, and live. I own several screenwriting books and consider this one to be in the top 3 (McKee and Vogler being the other 2). The reason is because this is one of the few screenwriting books with information coming straight from successful screenwriters. And this ultimately affects your writing positively because a lot of the uncertainties during the writing process are discussed.
This is the three "W's" Write, Write and Write more. In real estate they discuss the three "L's" Location, location, location. I highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to write a screen play.
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