Hints On Photoplay Writing
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They should be in step with big affairs. " There is not the slightest doubt that in the near future there will be an enormous de- mand for original scenarios especially writ- ten for film production. The public is clamoring for logical stories, replete with human interest and full of action and sus- pense. They want to see natural, beautiful settings; fine, substantial stage settings, and, above all, good, clean comedies that do not depend on foolish acting or vulgarity to win their favor.
VIII... SCENARIOS PRODUCERS WANT TN the July (1916) issue Photoplay Mag- -* azine published letters from three noted scenario chiefs Frank E. Woods of the Fine Arts Studio, Harry R. Durant of the Famous Players, and Colonel Jasper E. Brady of Vitagraph telling what the com- panies do and do not want in scenarios and plays.
Mr. Frank E. Woods wrote: "We have found, in this studio, com- paratively little value in elaborately worked out motion picture plays, and for the practi- cal purposes of our production we prefer narrative stories, unless the writer can be present during the preparation of the script for the picture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They should be in step with big affairs. " There is not the slightest doubt that in the near future there will be an enormous de- mand for original scenarios especially writ- ten for film production. The public is clamoring for logical stories, replete with human interest and full of action and sus- pense. They want to see natural, beautiful settings; fine, substantial stage settings, and, above all, good, clean comedies that do not depend on foolish acting or vulgarity to win their favor.
VIII... SCENARIOS PRODUCERS WANT TN the July (1916) issue Photoplay Mag- -* azine published letters from three noted scenario chiefs Frank E. Woods of the Fine Arts Studio, Harry R. Durant of the Famous Players, and Colonel Jasper E. Brady of Vitagraph telling what the com- panies do and do not want in scenarios and plays.
Mr. Frank E. Woods wrote: "We have found, in this studio, com- paratively little value in elaborately worked out motion picture plays, and for the practi- cal purposes of our production we prefer narrative stories, unless the writer can be present during the preparation of the script for the picture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leslie T Peacocke to read onlineMoreLess
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