My Story Can Beat Up Your Story: Ten Ways to Toughen Up Your Screenplay from Opening Hook to Knockout Punch

Biography Jeffrey Alan Schechter Was Born And Raised In Brooklyn, New York, Which Explains His Endearing Personality. After Moving To Los Angeles And Not Wanting To Starve, He Quickly Established Himself As A Versatile Writer, Able To Work In All Genres From Action Films To Family Comedies, From Pre-School To Adult Drama, From Live Action To Animation. His Writing Has Earned Him Nominations For Two Emmy Awards, A Writers Guild Of America Award, A Writer&Rsquo;S Guild Of Canada Award, And A Bafta Award. Over The Years Jeff Has Worked With Dozens Of Studios And Networks Including Warner Bros, Universal Pictures, Abc, Nbc, The Discovery Channel, Nickelodeon, The Hallmark Channel, The Bbc, Vh1 Films, Rhi, And The Walt Disney Company. Editorial Reviews - My Story Can Beat Up Your Story From The Publisher My Story Can Beat Up Your Story! Is The Same Powerful, Easy-To-Learn System That Industry Insiders Have Used To Generate Millions Of Dollars In Script Sales And Assignments. In A Clear, Step-By-Step Fashion, This Book Is A Fun, Eye-Opening, Brain-Expanding, And Often Irreverent Guide To Writing Stories That Sell. Covering Everything From Heroes To Villains, From Theme To Plot Points, From Cooking Up Good Ideas To A Business Plan For Smart Writers, This Book Forever Eliminates That Horrible Feeling Every Writer Goes Through — Staring At The Blank Page And Wondering “What Comes Next?” Synopsis My Story Can Beat Up Your Story! Is The Same Powerful, Easy-To-Learn System That Industry Insiders Have Used To Generate Millions Of Dollars In Script Sales And Assignments. In A Clear, Step-By-Step Fashion, This Book Is A Fun, Eye-Opening, Brain-Expanding, And Often Irreverent Guide To Writing Stories That Sell. Covering Everything From Heroes To Villains, From Theme To Plot Points, From Cooking Up Good Ideas To A Business Plan For Smart Writers, This Book Forever Eliminates That Horrible Feeling Every Writer Goes Through — Staring At The Blank Page And