Sharing his success from a long career, Richard Wolfe explains how to get started in the business of writing comedy and explains the different techniques required for TV, radio, stage, and film scripts. This essential volume is packed with advice from such top scriptwriters as Carla Lane, Jack Rosenthal, Barry Cryer, and Alan Plater. Experience and advice are also provided by Beryl Vertue, executive producer of Men Behaving Badly and Coupling. Crammed with examples from the scripts of well-known series and crisp analysis of comic formulae, this is a resource every comedy scriptwriter will value.
Writing Comedy: A Guide to Scriptwriting for TV, Radio, Film and Stage
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Author(s)Ronald Wolfe
PublisherRobert Hale
ISBN / ASIN0709074131
ISBN-139780709074137
CategoryLanguage Arts & Disciplines
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