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Robert McKee's story
Robert McKee | Translated by Go Young-beom and Lee Seung-min

Since its first publication in the United States in 1997, this book has been recognized as the best textbook on screenwriting.
Robert McKee has compiled everything he has taught about storytelling through his 'Story Seminar'.
It is also used as a textbook at top film schools such as Harvard, Yale, UCLA, and USC, and has consistently maintained its position as a bestseller to this day.
It systematically explains how to develop the skills and qualities necessary for a writer while revealing the 'power of storytelling.'

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Robert Mackie's Dialogue
Robert McKee | Translated by Go Young-beom and Lee Seung-min

“The best lines come from great stories.” This book systematically explains the techniques and strategies of dialogue writing by deconstructing key scenes from various genres, from Shakespeare’s plays to films, novels, and TV series.
It explores the human desires and artistic forms surrounding words, and delves into how the words of characters in works can satisfy our trust and curiosity.

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Robert Mackie's character
Robert McKee | Translated by Seungmin Lee

“The story is the character, and the character is the story.” Crossing various genres, it deeply analyzes characters and reveals the techniques for creating them.
It contains methods for building characters according to the principles of storytelling, such as designing events to reveal the character and devising psychology to make the character's choices and actions persuasive.
It leads to the three-dimensional construction of all characters in the work, from the main character to the first to third supporting characters and nameless minor characters.


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Robert Mackie's Action
Robert McKee and Bassim El-Wakil | Translated by Bang Jin-i

How to create an action story that doesn't fall into clichés.
It analyzes the action genre, focusing on the love triangle of hero-victim-villain and the core value of 'life vs. death', and contains methods for creating action stories that can captivate readers and audiences. It looks at the most popular action movies, literature, and games of our time, such as "Star Wars," "The Dark Knight," "The Matrix," and "Avengers," and organizes the core elements of the action genre with rich images.