Show Me a Story-- Writing Cinematically ~ Deborah Raney

Deborah Raney Brings Script-writing to the Northwest with Show Me a Story-- Writing Cinematically

 

SHOW ME A STORY—WRITING CINEMATICALLY Using movie techniques—writing cinematically—is a great way to be sure you are SHOWING instead of telling, but it’s also a great way to be sure your novel reads like a script, and is therefore more likely to be considered by filmmakers. Deborah’s first novel, A Vow to Cherish, was the inspiration for the World Wide Pictures film of the same title. Through examining various film techniques and how to apply them to novel writing, she will explore showing vs. telling, point-of-view, deepening characterization, making settings come to life, and many other secrets of strong writing that will make your writing visual and vivid—and more likely to be made into a movie some day!

Deborah Raney has dozens of books under her belt and lives in Kansas, which she calls the best kept secret of wonderful places to live. She enjoys weekly doughnut, thrift, and garage sale dating with her beloved.