- Overview
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- Book Intro
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The Tools of Screenwriting: For Korean Writers is the result of the long experience and affection held by the author who is a film director and screenwriter. The book is an answer to why books on screenwriting should be boring, how come Korean writers have to study with a book on writing technique that deals with Hollywood movies, how much longer do writers have to analyze "Citizen Kane" that was made in 1941, and if there isn't a book that reaches out its hand, saying "Let’s write it together!" rather than "Now, start writing by yourself!"
- About the Author
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Oh Giwhan
The author directs films and writes film scripts, including the works of The Gift, Art of Seduction, Someone Behind You, A Wedding Invitation, and Fashion King. He also directs drama and writes its scripts, creating Love Virtually, How to Be Thirty, and more. After working in the field, he has belatedly entered the doctoral course and received a Ph. D. in the Republic of Korea’s No. 1 Creative Scriptwriting Practice. While engaging in the creation of various films and dramas for nearly 20 years, he still takes the time to teach students about direction and writing techniques with wholehearted passion.
