Could you help me finding this book?

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I am looking for a book that teaches how to write plays, screenplays and write for television all in one book. The book as a long tittle with the word playwriting in it. The cover of the book is white an yellow with a picture of a movie clapper, the picture of two theatre faces: one that frowns and one that smiles, a camera and so on. It is in English. The authors are multiple. Also, if you have the picture of the book send it, please or tell me where to find the picture.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

Could this be it?
Complete Book of Scriptwriting
J. Michael Straczynsk

Review: "The Complete Book Of Scriptwriting" is the complete, all-in-one guide to writing and selling screenplays, teleplays, theatrical plays, radio scripts, and animation scripts. "The Complete Book Of Scriptwriting" shows the importance of distinguishing yourself through professionalism and discipline. "The Complete Book Of Scriptwriting" also helps the aspiring scriptwriter to strengthen writing techniques while bringing a vision to the work, avoid formula, and create from passion. Readers will learn bout script format; how to secure the services of an agent; and how to avoid the trickiest traps. "The Complete Book Of Scriptwriting" reveals facts, tells stories, and offers observations from the vantage point of a career in the business of scriptwriting.

noone · Answer

Try going to a bookstore or a library. Actually, you can probably call the New York Public Library Reference Desk as they have a must answer policy.
Telephone Reference
This service is limited to questions about the Library's holdings and other quick questions that can be answered in five minutes or less.

Humanities and Social Sciences Library: General Research Division Telephone Reference: 212-930-0830. Tuesday through Friday 10am - 3pm EST. 

The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts: Each division at LPA offers telephone reference service during open hours:
The Billy Rose Theatre Collection 212.870.1639
The Jerome Robbins Dance Division 212 870.1657
The Music Division 212.870.1650
The Rodgers and Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound 212.870.1663
Theatre on Film and Tape Archive (to confirm holdings and schedule viewing appointments) 212.870.1642
The Circulating Collections:
   Music: 212-870-1625
   Drama, Dance, Film and Arts Administration: 212-870-1627
   Recorded Sound: 212-870-1629


Good luck

Anonymous · Answer

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Rain32 · Answer

Try if all else fails calling your local Barnes and Nobel book store -they have tons of things.. good luck

Mary E. · Answer

The faces represent 'comedy' and 'tragedy'.  The library most likely has a copy.  If not, usually they can order it for you.

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