Introduction; Chapter 1: Know your limitations; Chapter 2: Getting real; Chapter 3: Write for your producer; Chapter 4: Screenwriting hacks; Chapter 5: Story structure; Chapter 6: Model your feature on a short; Chapter 7: Genre considerations; Chapter 8: Case studies; Chapter 9: Stomping ground; Chapter 10: Final thoughts; Appendix; Index

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David J. Greenberg teaches screenwriting at Drexel University and the University of the Arts in Philadelphia. He has written nearly 60 screenplays for features, documentaries and shorts. He wrote and directed the feature Stomping Ground (2016) which was produced for $18,000 and shot in 24 hours.

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