We read of books on screenwriting that talks about films and their structure. What about TV series? How does one go about that?
Are there any books that specifically talks about structure if TV series and how to go about writing a TV series?
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Ellen Sadler's The TV Writing Workbook was really good. It's a bit older now and relates to her experiences, etc. from writing sitcoms in '90s but it has good info and some good exercises.
Hello Mr Jones! Thank you so much for your reply and suggestion. I will definitely check out this book.
Happy writing to you. :)
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Yes, Use Stage 32 Search Engine, or Bing.com (rewards) or Search.pch.com (prizes, rewards). Also, Scriptmag.com .
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I really liked Daniel Calvisi's Story Maps: TV Drama: The Structure of the One-Hour Television Pilot.
Hello Tasha Lewis and Beth Barany ! Thank you so much for the suggestions! I will explore these out. Your recommendations means a lot.
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