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"So far it's a wonderful book!", I am almost finished with this book, and so far it has been amazing! All of the information has been really helpful when it comes to actually starting and getting a script written. And the author knows exactly what a person reading that book is going through. It feels like the author had interviewed me for an hour about writing and my plans for my script before writing this book and giving it to me. Very great book! I recommend it to anyone who wants to get into screenplay writing.

"Best Resource I've ever used for scripts and even short stories. Ever!!", I've read many writing books and this is one that works for any type of writing. With this book, you can write a script or at least a decent rough draft in 21 days. I took a month and was able to do two drafts. One by hand and the other when I transferred the draft to computer. The author's warm and encouraging voice along with the way she breaks the task of writing a longer work are extremely helpful and motivating. I'd recommend this excellent, easy to read text to any of my writer friends and plan to use it in any workshop I give related to writing a script, novel or even a longer short story. The system she provides really works and has lots of application to any genre.
Terrific doesn't cover it.

"Practical and motivating", The book does a good job of going over the common blocks to finishing a screenplay and how to overcome them. I love the writing prompts.

I was not able to write a screenplay in 21 days, and the reason is that I did not follow her prompts time line or her suggestion to keep to a random draft (instead of putting all the details and craftmanship later on). However, I did get through the first act and should be done with my random draft soon.

This is a motivating book with lots of useful information. Just be sure to do everything else to help yourself finish what you start: join a screenwriter's group, read screenplays in the genre you are attempting to write, watch movies, go to theater, listen to music, go to the art gallery, exercise, etc.)

Break a leg:)

"Good Things In Small Packages", Don't let the size of this book fool you, there is a lot of valuable knowledge locked within its covers. This book leads you along the landmarks of a good film to create the structured path that Hollywood loves. This book helped me to write 2 screenplays that went on to make it into the final rounds of 6 screenwriting competitions. I didn't write them in 21 days, but I did finish them and receive a lot of praise.

"The only screenwriting course you need", HOW TO WRITE A MOVIE IN 21 DAYS take the complete novice to a level of competency I never thought possible from a single book. It is clear, concise and very readable. It is must reading for anyone who wants to learn how screenplays get done. Master the contents of this book before reading any other book on screenwriting. After reading this book and applying its contents, I did not read the Screenwriting for Dummies book I bought because I already had all the skills and information I needed on the subject.

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"Terrific Little Book", This is a terrific little book! I agree with the general thrust of many other reviewers - Good solid information (so much of this literature is utter trash and worthless filler), quite motivating. And - no - you won't write a movie in 21 days BUT you will at least finish a first draft. For those like me who have started numerous scripts and finished none of them that is something! I can understand why this book seems to have a very fervent following of almost AA/Amway intensity. I've purchased 40 or more books on screen writing and story writing. I'm adding '21 Days' to my short list along with: Screenplay/Syd Fields, Screenwriter's Bible/David Trottier, Story/Robert McKee, The Key/James Frey and The Art of Dramitic Writing/Lajos Egri.

"Awesome", I used this to write my first screenplay and have continued to use it for every script I write. It is a way to jumpstart the creative process and then sprint to the finish line.

"Good Entry Level Guide to Screenwriting", Vicki King does well in explaining the formulaic basics. She offers practical exercises and directions. Best of all, she encourages you to think, yes, I CAN write a screenplay. And no, it won't take years to do. This is the first book I ever read on the topic, and I occasionally still refer to it. Since it is modestly priced, I highly recommend it to anybody considering the effort of creating a film story.

"How To Write a Movie in 21 Days", As silly as the title sounds, it is really an excellent resource and motivator to stay on track and get that screenplay done. My copy is already worn out and I have a new copy waiting. The structure and timelines keep you moving towards the completed screenplay. Viki King has solutions for those common hurdles that screenwriters often face. It is one of my favorite resources I keep by my side each time I write. It is a must for any writer's library.

"Useful book if you're seeking the discipline to get your script finished", Following the steps outlined in King's book won't guarantee you'll end up with a ready-to-sell script in 21 days, but it will give you a shot at finding the discipline to get your idea on paper and the tools to develop it into something worthwhile.

The notion of turning out a completed script -- even a first draft -- in 21 days is unrealistic for some aspiring screenwriters, but what this book does best is get you writing. The hardest part for most new writers is finding the motivation and discipline to stick to a regular writing schedule and get the script finished, and King provides a useful solution via a day-by-day program that breaks the process down into manageable steps.

This is writing by the numbers. King adheres to the "screenwriter's master chart" of locking critical story events into specific page numbers in what she calls "The 120-page Marathon." While many writers find this sort of rigid structure confining, it may be useful to new writers struggling to make the pieces fit.

King's program of daily writing assignments keeps you asking the important questions -- Who is my character? What is he questing after? -- and helps you come up with the answers. Although this book can't promise you'll live up to the title, it can point you in the right direction.