Sitcoms from the ground up: Smith goes right to the foundations of sitcom writing, and leads his reader through all the steps to a funny, saleable product. He explains his 'premise-driven comedy' in terms a beginner can comprehend and put to immediate use; a pro will find suggestions for boosting his batting average, and will recognize the voice of someone who's been there, and done that. Kudos to Smith
Inspiring to all students of writing.: Evan Smith introduces Writing Television Sitcoms as the all-in-one writer's guide to sitcoms. It sounds heavy, but honestly true. There is no aspect of TV sitcom writing a student, or otherwise, could dream up a question for which Smith doesn't have an answer. He covers how to create a sitcom, write it, and sell it. And in the first chapters he even details how anyone can make a career in writing. You will find yourself beaming with childlike enthusiasm as your eyes run through Writing Television Sitcoms.
I scanned it straight to the money: I scanned right throught the pages like I needed the cool breeze and stopped on the "how much will I make" page and well, it looks good to me. I also looked in other areas of the book and before I even read it I know it's exactly what I was looking for. A must for even a dream sitcom writer like me. This is a real shortcut, it covers all the information you will ever need.
Great book!: This is a great book for anyone interested in the subject. Smith uses humour and life-experience, as well as excellent examples to provide an in-depth view into this writing genre. Evan you're a genius!
A must-read for would-be sitcom writers: This book is very well-organized, well-written and very informative. I have found that I refer to it often. It is worth the investment if you are serious about sitcom writing.
| Author: | Evan Smith | | Binding: | Paperback | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 808.225 | | EAN: | 9780399525339 | | Edition: | 1 | | ISBN: | 0399525335 | | Number Of Pages: | 304 | | Publication Date: | 2002-01-11 | | Release Date: | 2002-01-11 |
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