How to Write a Screenplay Using the Horowitz System - the Middle School Edition

How to Write a Screenplay Using the Horowitz System - the Middle School Edition

by Marilyn Horowitz

114 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780979908934
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How to Write a Screenplay Using the Horowitz System - the Middle School Edition is an easy-to-use workbook that provides middle school students with a fast and fun approach to screenwriting. By combining cumulative intuitive exercises with traditional three-act movie structure - and examining such popular films as Akeelah and the Bee and The Wizard of Oz - the Horowitz System leads students to an organic mastery of the challenging process of writing a screenplay. The accompanying CD includes printable versions of all handouts and exercises included in the book.

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