by Anne Huet · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788449318450
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This book explores the film script, not as an intrinsic part of cinema in terms of images and sounds, but as an entity composed of words. The author, Anne Huet, examines the controversy surrounding the script: for some, it is the fundamental basis that drives the entire film process, while for others, it stifles the creativity inherent in the seventh art. Huet argues that the script remains the essential starting point for everyone involved in the production of a film. Through examples of classic and modern films, she offers perspectives on diverse projects and concludes with a guide for aspiring screenwriters.
