SIT-COM WRITING
Sitcoms
are the most popular form on television and provide
more work than any other kind of writing. The best comedy
writing in the entertainment industry is done on sitcoms.
But Sitcoms are NOT jokes. They are comic short stories,
and they have unique, highly-structured forms. The trick
is knowing the sitcom story structures that actually
produce the laughs, writing comedy from character, and
playing with the ongoing web of oppositions.
The
SITCOM
COURSE
is one of Truby's Writers Studio's most popular, because
it shows you all the elements of character, structure,
scene and dialogue of this popular form. No other book
or course has the depth or breadth of this 5-hour class.
Students range from those trying to break in with a
spec script to those established pros who want to learn
how to create their own sitcom
If
you can write funny, you owe it to yourself to write
sitcoms. If you want to write Sitcoms professionally,
this course is the best tool you can have.
FEATURES:
Common elements of emmy-winning scripts
Three kinds of sitcom structures
4-point comic oppositions
The perfect template for breaking down any TV sitcom
Drama within the sitcom
Do's and don'ts of your spec script
Setups and payoffs
Breaking in
Writing on staff
Classic comedy predicaments
Sitcom errors
Rewriting for laughs
Audio,
5 hours
No. P211
Price $99
BONUS:
Buy
the Sitcom Course, get the Sitcom Software at 1/2 price.
TESTIMONIALS:
"Next
to a computer, John Truby's sitcom techniques are the
most useful tools a sitcom writer can have."
Ellen Sandler, writer-producer
Everybody Loves Raymond, Baby Talk, Kate and Allie,
Taxi
"One
of the smartest things I did to break in as a sitcom
writer was take Truby's Sitcom Class."
Pam Wick, writer Married.. With
Children, My Two Dads
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