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on June 1, 2016
Great read that i used wile writing and revising for inspiration and insight for where and what to look for in my script to tweak. Well written in that it was fun, clear, and insightful.
on June 10, 2016
A great overview on Pxar's movies and what makes them memorable. An excellent book on writing craft and story structure.
on June 7, 2016
An informative analysis of the Pixar approach / attention to story. A few typos, I wish it was proofread.
on March 25, 2016
Delivered as promised on time. Anyone interested in learning how to guide and present storylines, this is a must read.
on February 16, 2016
'Pixar Storytelling' offers a terrific perspective not just about WHAT, but more importantly HOW Pixar creates memorable tales wrapped around characters that you connect with emotionally. Dean Moscovitz offers masterful insight without bogging you down in extraneous details. I'm on my third reading, and pick up something new every time. As a speaking and storytelling coach who is also a huge Pixar fan, this is now one of the first books I recommend to my clients, and audiences.
Whether you are a screen writer, leader, public speaker or sales professional, your storytelling skills will improve to a much higher level when you buy this book. It will save you months, if not years, of frustrating trial-and-error experience.
Bottom line: buy this book now. You'll be thrilled you did.
Whether you are a screen writer, leader, public speaker or sales professional, your storytelling skills will improve to a much higher level when you buy this book. It will save you months, if not years, of frustrating trial-and-error experience.
Bottom line: buy this book now. You'll be thrilled you did.
on October 26, 2015
I'm a fan of books that deconstruct good story telling.
Story by Robert McKee and Save the Cat by Blake Snyder are some books I have in my collection.
This book has really done something special by deconstructing Pixar's work.
The first 9 pages of this book tell you so much in such a short delivery that it is hard to believe. In just these first few pages you immediately understand why Pixar's work is so moving. The epiphanies come one after another as you continue to read.
At about 100 pages it is a quick read but it is deep with insights and practical advice.
Completely worth the pocket change required to have it.
Story by Robert McKee and Save the Cat by Blake Snyder are some books I have in my collection.
This book has really done something special by deconstructing Pixar's work.
The first 9 pages of this book tell you so much in such a short delivery that it is hard to believe. In just these first few pages you immediately understand why Pixar's work is so moving. The epiphanies come one after another as you continue to read.
At about 100 pages it is a quick read but it is deep with insights and practical advice.
Completely worth the pocket change required to have it.
