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Tag Archives: martin baum
Embryonic TANKBORN (How a Script Became a Book, Part 2)
Screenwriting is an entirely different world than the publishing world. The most obvious difference is the format–a script looks entirely different from a book manuscript. In a film script, dialogue is set off in blocks with wider margins. The dialogue … Continue reading
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Tagged blade runner, craig nicholls, fern baum, icer, kanter-baum, martin baum, movie, novel, pendle view, prism entertainment, screenwriting, script, TANKBORN
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