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Casualties of the State: The Shooting Script: Featuring Behind the Scenes with the Filmmakers

Casualties of the State: The Shooting Script: Featuring Behind the Scenes with the Filmmakers

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ISBN10: 1496049160
ISBN13: 9781496049162
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Sep 15 2014
Pages: 354
Weight: 1.39
Height: 0.74 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
Casualties of the State is about Americans facing difficult choices when they discover that political elites are profiting from war at the expense of American lives.

A feature-length drama-thriller independently produced by Corner Film Productions, Casualties of the State is the breakout film for director Jeremy Cropf and writer Alan Lamberg.

Alan and Jeremy invite you to a conversation, behind the scenes, about the origin of the story and the making of the film. Watch the movie, read this book, and go online to CasualtiesOfTheState.com/shootingscript to join the discussion and share your comments. An artful presentation of text and form, Casualties of the State: The Shooting Script includes screenshots and photos, key story-board sequences, and a detailed analysis of script-to-screen changes, why and how scenes were cut, and how scenes were technically handled.

A revealing look of a highly collaborative effort that couldn't have been made without its St. Louis-based cast and crew, Casualties of the State: The Shooting Script invites the reader to share the full vision of both writer and director.

This book includes:

  • A conversation between director Jeremy Cropf and writer Alan Lamberg, in which they reveal the behind-the-scenes making of the film, Casualties of the State
  • 16 pages of storyboards, 19 cinematic frames, and 16 behind-the-scenes photos
  • An appendix for filmmakers with guidelines on how to write and format an industry standard screenplay

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