Writing the Comedy Pilot Script
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Writing the Comedy Pilot Script
A Step-by-Step Guide to Creating an Original TV Series
Basanese, Manny
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
174
Dura
Inglês
9780367623067
15 a 20 dias
1140
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Introduction: the serious business of comedy: why laughing matters 1. What is a pilot and why write one? 2. Getting started: turning your idea into a comic pilot premise 3. Single or multi-cam? Workplace or family comedy? Decisions, decisions! 4. Rise of the dramedy 5. The animated comedy pilot 6. The "tween" comedy pilot 7. Choose your platform: network, cable or streaming 8. Comic characters: finding the funny 9. Finding your pilot story 10. Sitcom story structure: it's no joke! 11. Crafting your pilot logline 12. Pilot outline: blueprint for success 13. Your plot device toolbox 14. Your Cold Open: grab us! 15. Your pilot's beginning: setting up your series "world" 16. Middle magic: obstacles, complications and escalation 17. Your pilot ending: begin where you finish! 18. Your 2nd draft: making a good thing better 19. A note about notes 20. The power of punch-up: mining the laughs 21. Your polished draft: is it ready to show? 22. Pilot pitch prep! 23. Breaking in: marketing your comedy pilot (and yourself!)
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Pilot Script;Tv Comedy;Film Business;Tv Writer;Animation;Pilot Stories;Hulu;Main Character;Amazon Prime;NBC;Netflix;Cold Open;online;Young Man;broadcast;Sunny;structure;Series World;character;Precinct;logline;Premise Pilot;set up;Apple Tv;story beats;Rocky;story;Duo;4-act structure;CW;scene;Laugh Track;draft;pilot pitch;Clip;pitching;Wo;pitch;Follow;TV Pilot;Matt Stone;television writing;NYC;television screenwriting;Held;script development;Rose Family;showrunner;pre-writing;television;Development;Sitcom;Spec Script;Pilot;writer;scriptwriting;script;screenplay
Introduction: the serious business of comedy: why laughing matters 1. What is a pilot and why write one? 2. Getting started: turning your idea into a comic pilot premise 3. Single or multi-cam? Workplace or family comedy? Decisions, decisions! 4. Rise of the dramedy 5. The animated comedy pilot 6. The "tween" comedy pilot 7. Choose your platform: network, cable or streaming 8. Comic characters: finding the funny 9. Finding your pilot story 10. Sitcom story structure: it's no joke! 11. Crafting your pilot logline 12. Pilot outline: blueprint for success 13. Your plot device toolbox 14. Your Cold Open: grab us! 15. Your pilot's beginning: setting up your series "world" 16. Middle magic: obstacles, complications and escalation 17. Your pilot ending: begin where you finish! 18. Your 2nd draft: making a good thing better 19. A note about notes 20. The power of punch-up: mining the laughs 21. Your polished draft: is it ready to show? 22. Pilot pitch prep! 23. Breaking in: marketing your comedy pilot (and yourself!)
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Pilot Script;Tv Comedy;Film Business;Tv Writer;Animation;Pilot Stories;Hulu;Main Character;Amazon Prime;NBC;Netflix;Cold Open;online;Young Man;broadcast;Sunny;structure;Series World;character;Precinct;logline;Premise Pilot;set up;Apple Tv;story beats;Rocky;story;Duo;4-act structure;CW;scene;Laugh Track;draft;pilot pitch;Clip;pitching;Wo;pitch;Follow;TV Pilot;Matt Stone;television writing;NYC;television screenwriting;Held;script development;Rose Family;showrunner;pre-writing;television;Development;Sitcom;Spec Script;Pilot;writer;scriptwriting;script;screenplay
