Skip to content

Trending:

  • BREAKING BAD’s Bryan Cranston on the Casting Process
  • Spielberg further discusses JAWS
  • David Lynch: Thoughts from a Unique Filmmaker
The Script Blog LOGO no letters - thescriptblog.com

The Script Blog

Love movies? We do too.

  • facebook
  • Vimeo
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Tumblr
  • Home
  • SCREENWRITING
    • POSTS on screenwriting
    • BOOKS on screenwriting
    • LINKS on screenwriting
  • FILMMAKING
    • POSTS on filmmaking
    • BOOKS on filmmaking
    • LINKS on filmmaking
  • Legal & About me
    • Legal
    • Cookie Policy (EU)
    • About Enric Folch
    • 2022 Showreel and Trailers
    • IMDB page
    • The Devil on Wheels documentary
  • Contact Form
  • SCRIPT DOCTORING / CONSULTING SERVICE

Home » Robert McKee

Tag: Robert McKee

Aaron Sorkin - thescriptblog.com
POSTS on screenwriting, SCREENWRITING

For Screenwriters: How to Define Characters

by Enric @thescriptblogPublished: 06/10/2021Updated: 04/01/2022

(according to Arthur Miller, Henry James, Robert McKee, and Aaron Sorkin) In fiction, characters are not what they say but what they do. Action defines character. Some even say that action = character. Let’s check first what a couple of…

Continue reading For Screenwriters: How to Define Characters

Best Screenwriting Books: SAVE THE CAT - thescriptblog.com
BOOKS on screenwriting, POSTS on screenwriting, SCREENWRITING

Best Screenwriting Books: SAVE THE CAT

by Enric @thescriptblogPublished: 17/10/2015Updated: 25/02/2021

I felt I have a personal connection with Save the Cat since I first read it. This is why: when I was in film school in London – end of the 80s, beginning of the 90s – I used to pay…

Continue reading Best Screenwriting Books: SAVE THE CAT

On the Screenwriting Gurus - thescriptblog.com
POSTS on screenwriting, SCREENWRITING

On the Screenwriting Gurus

by Enric @thescriptblogPublished: 11/10/2015Updated: 01/02/2021

Some love them, some hate them. The whole concept of a screenwriting manual is nonsense for many. Some others follow every bit of information like a divine law. I think both are partly right and partly wrong on the Screenwriting…

Continue reading On the Screenwriting Gurus

Best Screenwriting Books: McKee's STORY (1) - thescriptblog.com
BOOKS on screenwriting, POSTS on screenwriting, SCREENWRITING

Best Screenwriting Books: McKee’s STORY (1)

by Enric @thescriptblogPublished: 10/10/2015Updated: 25/02/2021

I’ve attended Robert McKee‘s seminars at least 4 times (if memory serves me) and I’ve enjoyed it thoroughly on every occasion. I was always there with a project under my arm, confronting his ideas with mine, using McKee’s wisdom as…

Continue reading Best Screenwriting Books: McKee’s STORY (1)

Coincidence Vs Causality - thescriptblog.com
POSTS on screenwriting, SCREENWRITING

For Screenwriters: Coincidence Vs Causality

by Enric @thescriptblogPublished: 20/09/2015Updated: 15/03/2021

Scripts demand causality. One event causes another event and so on. But then, is there room for coincidence? Has chance a role to play? Oh, yes! Basically, one coincidence is acceptable per film. But there are exceptions. There are always…

Continue reading For Screenwriters: Coincidence Vs Causality

Subscribe to our Newsletter

LINKEDIN

Enric Folch

Top Posts & Pages

  • The World of Movie Posters
  • Best "Making Of" Books: KING KONG '76
  • The 11 Best "One Shot" Fight Scenes in TV and Movies
  • How Billy Wilder's SOME LIKE IT HOT Was Written
  • The King of B-movies, Bruce Campbell, on Film Acting
  • Monty Python on Monty Python, Part II: LIFE OF BRIAN

Tags

Acting Adventures in the Screen Trade Alfred Hitchcock Apocalypse Now Billy Wilder Blake Snyder Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid DUEL fantasy Filmmaker Magazine Game of Thrones George Stevens Jr. horror Jaws Linda Seger Marathon Man me Michael Caine Orson Welles Richard Walter Robert McKee Save the Cat sci-fi science-fiction Screencraft Screenplay: the foundations of screenwriting Screenwriting script Seven SFX Special Effects Star Wars Steven Spielberg Syd Field TF10 The First 10 Minutes The First Ten Minutes The Godfather The Princess Bride The Silence of the Lambs Tony Zhou vfx Vimeo.com/tf10 William Goldman you

Recent Posts

  • BREAKING BAD’s Bryan Cranston on the Casting Process
  • Spielberg further discusses JAWS
  • David Lynch: Thoughts from a Unique Filmmaker
  • Great Moviemakers of Hollywood’s Golden Age: Pearls from Walsh, Vidor, Capra, and Hitchcock
  • Great Moviemakers of Hollywood’s Golden Age: Harold Lloyd.

Categories

  • About me
  • BOOKS on filmmaking
  • BOOKS on screenwriting
  • FILMMAKING
  • LINKS on filmmaking
  • LINKS on screenwriting
  • POSTS on filmmaking
  • POSTS on screenwriting
  • SCREENWRITING
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: The Breaking News by Themes Harbor.
Manage Cookie Consent
We use cookies to optimize our website and our service.
Functional Always active
The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.
Preferences
The technical storage or access is necessary for the legitimate purpose of storing preferences that are not requested by the subscriber or user.
Statistics
The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes. Without a subpoena, voluntary compliance on the part of your Internet Service Provider, or additional records from a third party, information stored or retrieved for this purpose alone cannot usually be used to identify you.
Marketing
The technical storage or access is required to create user profiles to send advertising, or to track the user on a website or across several websites for similar marketing purposes.
Manage options Manage services Manage vendors Read more about these purposes
View preferences
{title} {title} {title}