Writing for Television
Writing for Television by Gerald Kelsey, published by A. & C. Black in 1999, is a comprehensive guide designed for aspiring television writers. This third edition spans 230 pages and is presented in English. It includes extracts from recent television scripts and offers insights into the latest advances in television production techniques, covering essential elements such as plot, story construction, characterization, dialogue, and comedy.
Readers will find practical information on marketing new material, understanding writers’ fees, and a helpful do’s and don’ts section aimed at beginners. This edition serves as a valuable resource for those looking to enhance their writing skills and navigate the complexities of the television industry. With its focus on both the creative and practical aspects of writing for television, this book is a useful tool for anyone interested in the field.
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This revised edition includes extracts from recent television scripts and relevant information on the latest advances in television production techniques. It covers plot, story construction, characterisation, dialogue and comedy. There is also information on how to market new material, writers’ fees and a do’s and don’ts’ section, aimed at beginners to help them avoid the pitfalls that can lead to rejection.
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