Here is the final draft screenplay of the first Lee Neville Entertainment short film “Not the Way It Feels”, dedicated to Lee Neville’s grandfather Sidney Neville and originally released in 2010. Also included is a reflective Introduction written by Lee Neville in 2024 with in-depth behind-the-scenes information, the complete end credits, on-set photos and list of video and promotional content. Discover the original vision and how a group of friends coming together lead to this special collaboration.

Presents the complete screenplay for "The Da Vinci Code" as well as behind-the-scenes photographs and details from the production of the film.

This is the original screenplay to the third Lee Neville Entertainment short film "This Dark Place" that was originally released in 2010. Discover an alternate opening, different dialogue, a deleted sequence, additional insight and an extended ending. Also included is a reflective introduction written by Lee Neville in 2024 that will present a refreshing understanding and appreciation of the film, as well as the complete end credits and list of video content. Added bonus! The unproduced short film script draft "Brilliant".

Presenting the original screenplay of the second Lee Neville Entertainment short film "Time Stops Moving" that was originally released in 2010. Discover monologue sections that were cut from the final film as well as lines that ended up being delivered slightly differently when performed. Also included is a reflective introduction written by Lee Neville in 2024 that will give unique insight into the film, the complete end credits, behind-the-scenes and promotional photos, alternate screen captures and list of video and promotional content.

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Author and former literary agent Nathan Bransford shares his secrets for creating killer plots, fleshing out your first ideas, crafting compelling characters, and staying sane in the process. Read the guide that New York Times bestselling author Ransom Riggs called "The best how-to-write-a-novel book I've read."

You want to be a screenwriter. You've read all the screenwriting books. But you're left wanting more. Here is a fresh book written by a screenwriter who has spent years in the trenches.T hat's Not The Way It Works is a no holds barred look at the craft and business of screenwriting, told in a "let's sit down and chat over a cup (or pot) of coffee" manner. So grab a cup of coffee and start reading. You'll get the inside scoop from a screenwriter who had more than a dozen proudced screenplays between movies and television.