This volume explores the overlooked category of screenwriters in French cinema, from the coming of sound to the digital age. Using key figures as case studies, it considers how the role has evolved industrially and critically, and sheds light on screenwriting practices in the context of debates on word and image, national cinema and authorship. -- .
This volume explores the overlooked category of screenwriters in French cinema, from the coming of sound to the digital age. Using key figures as case studies, it considers how the role has evolved industrially and critically, and sheds light on screenwriting practices in the context of debates on word and image, national cinema and authorship. -- .
Sarah Leahy is Senior Lecturer in French and Film at Newcastle University Isabelle Vanderschelden is Senior Lecturer in French Studies at Manchester Metropolitan University
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 Charles Spaak: mauvais esprit and dramaturge 2 Jacques Prévert: from reluctant author to screenwriter as myth 3 Henri Jeanson: spectacular dialogue 4 Jean Aurenche and Pierre Bost: men of literature? Writing the 'tradition of quality' 5 The screenwriter sacrificed? The 'screenplays' of three New Wave auteurs 6 The cinéma du samedi soir: Michel Audiard's screenplays and cult dialogue 7 Screenwriting trends in popular comedy 8 Dialogue writing in multicultural France since 2000: exploring the words of young people 9 Réalisa(c)trices screenwriting the self: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi and Maïwenn Index
Introduction 1 Charles Spaak: mauvais esprit and dramaturge 2 Jacques Prévert: from reluctant author to screenwriter as myth 3 Henri Jeanson: spectacular dialogue 4 Jean Aurenche and Pierre Bost: men of literature? Writing the 'tradition of quality' 5 The screenwriter sacrificed? The 'screenplays' of three New Wave auteurs 6 The cinéma du samedi soir: Michel Audiard's screenplays and cult dialogue 7 Screenwriting trends in popular comedy 8 Dialogue writing in multicultural France since 2000: exploring the words of young people 9 Réalisa(c)trices screenwriting the self: Valeria Bruni Tedeschi and Maïwenn Index
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