What will happen next? The art of turning stories into a script

"History is not just the tool we use, it is extremely important, because it largely determines who we are. In a sense, this explains why tyrants burn books and ultimately those who write them. "
R. Maherzhi
Our whole life: from communicating with friends in a bar to letters to business partners, from the first dates to games with children - consists of stories. Stories are what we have to tell constantly. Someone does it better, someone is worse, and someone turns this art into their profession. So become writers, playwrights and, of course, scriptwriters.
At the heart of this book are two ideas. Firstly, that history is born naturally. Secondly, that the laws of history reflect the laws of nature. Based on these statements, Robin Maherzhi will teach you how to tell stories so that they take interest first of the film producers, and then millions of spectators.
Perform exercises, gain emotions and experience, live a full life, listen to the stories of others and rather proceed to practice! After all, a turning point in the birth of a new screenwriter occurs when the pen is in contact with a sheet of paper.
Robin Maherzhi - screenwriter of films and television series "Purely English murder", "doctors", "residents of East End", "Disaster", "Laure" and others