If you’ve already got the screenplays, let us know what you think of them. What would you want to see in future books? What scripts and features do you use? Which do you ignore? If you like the film projects or have filmed them, here are some fast and easy …
Take 26 Short Screenplays for Independent Filmmakers for a test drive in your classroom. Or apply online for a free copy, if you’re a teacher. How do these screenplays fit into a class? The book contains 26 classroom-ready screenplay exercises. Each exercise contains a short film script and demonstrates a specific aspect of …
Do you have a family member who’s making movies with cel phones, editing (or even animating) them, and posting the results on YouTube? We hear occasionally from parents who are excited about 26 Short Screenplays for Independent Filmmakers. Here’s what they tell us they like: Their kids like the book. …
If you want quick, simple, ready-to-shoot short film scripts and screenplays, the book 26 Short Screenplays for Independent Filmmakers is one-stop shopping for you. Here’s what you get: Witty, interesting, memorable characters and stories. Modern, everyday settings and props. These projects do not require professional production budget or resources to …
I fully recognize that purchasing a book sight unseen is a little daunting. While I don’t feel comfortable posting the entire book for free on the internet, I do feel comfortable posting portions of the book for free on the internet.
There is now an electronic version of 26 Short Screenplays for Independent Filmmakers on the Lulu website. It costs $9.99, instead of the $26.00 price for the physical book. You can use this file on your Kindle, Nook, iPad, or any device that reads .pdf files.