"The most powerful tool in my new tool box."
Will Smith
"More than a must-read; it is groundbreaking."
Curt LaLonde
"The Moral Premise dares to suggest that movies might actually mean something."
Chris Vogler, "The Writer's Journey"
"Thanks for the great book. I will recommend it to all my classes."
Blake Snyder, WGA, Author "Save the Cat"
"Should be required reading, retroactively, for every working Hollywood screenwriter."
Brian Bird, WGA, Producer
"WOW! This book is fantastic!"
C. Pence
"This is really an important book."
Derek Rydall "The Script Doctor"
"Drop all of your "to do" lists – get this book, and curl up for the read of your screenwriting lifetime."
Dave Anderson, President, Compass Film Academy
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Brief Overview
One Minute Moral Premise Intersticials
Read TOC and First Chapter
Endorsement Blurbs
Full Length Reviews
Essays
If you are new to the moral premise concept, these short essays are a good place to start.
Seminar & Workshop
Next 60 min overview scheduled for July 12, 2009 at 3:30 PM at the Michigan Makes Movies Expo. The title of the presentation is Top 10 Box Office Secrets of Successful Screenplays.
Script Consulting Levels and Fees
Order Signed Copy from Author
Amazon's Page
If you can please post your review of the book, seminar, or workshop on the Amazon page. Thanks.
Moral Premise BLOG
This moral premise BLOG is for longer reviews, analyzes, and discussions about the moral premise of motion pictures. If you want to post your analysis of a particular film, send it to Stan[AT]MoralPremise.com for review. If it applies to the blog's goal, Stan will post it. Blog comments are open to anyone, although anonymous posts are likely to be rejected. For general questions about the moral premise or for on-going discussions about a topic, use the Moral Premise FORUM below.
Moral Premise FORUM at YaHoo! Groups
The Moral Premise FORUM, located at Yahoo Groups, is for on-going discussion between members about any aspect of the moral premise in stories, especially films. You must be a member to post or add files. Click on the link above to go to the forum's home page and apply for membership; or you can search the achieve below for posts or subscribe to the group. For longer analysis of particular films, use the Moral Premise Blog above.
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