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The book "My thoughts about cinema. How to translate life into a script" by Antonio Lukic is an attempt by the director and screenwriter to fit into several hundred pages the knowledge and creative techniques accumulated over 15 years, which came in handy on the way to writing three full-length films: "My thoughts are quiet", "Luxembourg, Luxembourg" and "Screaming Girl".
This is an easy, fun and artistically written synopsis that will help you create a movie script, a good story or just immerse yourself in the world of cinema from the inside. The entire process is described here: from working with ideas and characters to prescribing dialogues and details in the plot.
The publication will be useful to everyone who works with the word and tells stories in various formats, is interested in screenwriting and storytelling, seeks to deepen and systematize knowledge, or simply wants to better understand "how it's done" in cinema. For the widest possible range of readers.