Tintenherz

by Cornelia Funke

"Rain fell that night, a fine, whispering rain."

Persona

by Ingmar Bergman

The Misfits

by Arthur Miller

The complete book of scriptwriting

by J. Michael Straczynski

If you want to get technical about it, television dates back to 1915, when Guglielmo Marconiwho in 1894 transmitted the...

Adventures in the screen trade

by William Goldman

It may well be pointless to try and isolate the great powers of the movie industry.

Inkheart

by Sonia Sander

Books in Motion

by Mireia Aragay

The technique of screenplay writing

by Eugene Vale

Auteurs and Authorship

by Barry Keith Grant

Authorship and film

by David A. Gerstner, Janet Staiger

Talking pictures

by Richard Corliss

Philosophy of film and motion pictures

by Noël Carroll, Jinhee Choi

In the eighteenth century, only the wealthiest and most privileged persons could have had a theater in their own homes.

Theories of authorship

by John Caughie

the cinema is quite simply becoming a means of expression, just as all the arts have been before it, and in particular p...

Contemporary Authors

by Michael J. Tyrkus

Screenplay

by Robin U. Russin, William M. Downs

Speaking Pictures

by Alistair Fox

Writing treatments that sell

by Kenneth John Atchity

Writing Television and Motion Picture Scripts That Sell

by Evelyn Goodman

America's Corporate Art

by Jerome Christensen

America's corporate art

by Jerome Christensen