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Full-Text Articles in Screenwriting
Writing Stories That Have An Impact, Andrew Rogers
Writing Stories That Have An Impact, Andrew Rogers
Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Social Justice & Raising Awareness: The Stories That Need To Be Told, Christopher Eastman
Social Justice & Raising Awareness: The Stories That Need To Be Told, Christopher Eastman
Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Write What You Know: Serving Others Through Purpose Driven And Honest Storytelling, Breanna Porter
Write What You Know: Serving Others Through Purpose Driven And Honest Storytelling, Breanna Porter
Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Tea Leaves And Other Stories: Expressing Themes Of Change And Loss Through The Magical Realist Style, Olivia Geist
Tea Leaves And Other Stories: Expressing Themes Of Change And Loss Through The Magical Realist Style, Olivia Geist
University Honors Theses
"Tea Leaves and Other Stories" is a collection of "tiny" (1 - 2 page) film scripts and one longer, seven page script that study how themes of change and loss can be expressed through the magical realist style. Inspired by Isabel Allende's essay, "The Short Story", these scripts are both a study of magical realism in film as well as a reflection on the author's process as a writer and the themes present within her work.
Taking Risk As A Storyteller, Megan Liguori
Taking Risk As A Storyteller, Megan Liguori
Theses and Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Great Race, Willard Bullock
The Anti-Hero Struggle: Mental Health And Addiction Overwhelming The Postmodern Protagonist, Nicholas Michael Durdan
The Anti-Hero Struggle: Mental Health And Addiction Overwhelming The Postmodern Protagonist, Nicholas Michael Durdan
Theses and Dissertations
Essay: The Anti-Hero Struggle: Mental Health and Addiction Overwhelming the Postmodern Protagonist -- Script 1: Shades of Death -- Script 2: Borderline -- Script 3: iSassins -- Script 4: Fake News.
Giving Voice To Everyday Characters In Extraordinary Circumstances, Andrew D. Hasselbring
Giving Voice To Everyday Characters In Extraordinary Circumstances, Andrew D. Hasselbring
Theses and Dissertations
Giving voice to everyday characters in extraordinary circumstances -- Undesirable donor -- Blowfish -- Behind the lavender door
Vampires, Fandom, And Feminism: Updating The Vampire Horror Screenplay Through Themes Of Empowerment, Mckinzie Smith
Vampires, Fandom, And Feminism: Updating The Vampire Horror Screenplay Through Themes Of Empowerment, Mckinzie Smith
University Honors Theses
In this thesis supplement, the three major themes of McKinzie Smith’s screenplay Lifeblood are elaborated on in detail. In an effort to craft a screenplay within the horror genre that is modern and meaningful, the vampire myth was adapted to apply to the contemporary conversation surrounding power dynamics and gendered violence. The theme of fandom is shown to expose those power dynamics in a familiar, relatable way for a teenaged female audience. These two themes filter into the broader feminist intention of the work, aiming to provoke conversation about power in fandom spaces as well as provide catharsis for young …
Fight, Flight, Freeze: A Series Of Short Films On Sexual Assault, Emma Mazurek 19
Fight, Flight, Freeze: A Series Of Short Films On Sexual Assault, Emma Mazurek 19
Honor Scholar Theses
No abstract provided.
Fabulistic: Examination And Application Of Narratology And Screenplay Craft, Nicholas Devan Snead
Fabulistic: Examination And Application Of Narratology And Screenplay Craft, Nicholas Devan Snead
Theses Digitization Project
This project contains a literature review, a discussion, and an original feature length screenplay. The review of literature examines the various structuralist-inspired theories of narratology and the three-act structure method of screenplay construction.