A highlight for many movie goers is the visit to the concession stand. But thats okay with us. The TSA has its own store with materials for the screenwriter, some provided through the TSA, its members or in partnership with Amazon.com.

Best of all, when you shop with us, you don't get JuJuBees stuck to your shoe.

Save up to 40% at the largest theatre group in the nation. Tickets are $6.00 and can be used at any Regal, UNITED ARTISTS or EDWARDS Theatres. Current ticket prices you save $2.50  
"Syd Field's Screenwriting Workshop"
An invaluable writing tool that you will rely upon time and again. Available for the first time on video, this legendary course will help you convert your idea into a properly structured screenplay.
"The Screenwriter's Workbook"
by Syd Field. Here is your very own hands-on workshop--the book that allows you to participate in the processes that have made Syd Fields workshops invaluable.
"Screenplay : The Foundations of Screenwriting" 
was so influential it became denigrated by an entire generation of Hollywood insiders. It offers a solid introduction to basic structure, terminology, and techniques. by Syd Field
"Four Screenplays: Studies in the American Screenplay"
by Syd Field. Analyzes the stories of Thelma & Louise, Terminator 2, The Silence of the Lambs, and Dances with Wolves. What makes these scripts work within their genres?
"The Screenwriter`s Problem Solver"
by Syd Field. While most books tell you how to put together a good script, this one explains what isn`t working in your script. Crucial to understanding how to edit yourself in an effective rewrite.
"Writing the Screenplay"
by Alan A. Armer. One of the few screenwriting books written by someone actually involved in the filmmaking process.
"How to Write a Movie in 21 Days: The Inner Movie Method"
by Viki King. This feel-good book about screenwriting offers good, introductory-if incomplete--information about writing.
"Alternative Scriptwriting"
by Ken Dancyger and Jeff Rush. For advanced writers only! Offers open-minded approach for developing an out-of-the-ordinary script.
"Screenwriting 434"
by Lew Hunter. This one offers techniques on the development of a script from idea to fruition.
"The Art of Dramatic Writing"
by Lajos Egri. Written as a source for both playwrights as well as screenwriters, this book is chock full of in-depth analyses on what works well in storytelling, and what works better than well!
 
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From time to time TSA brings in special guest speakers! Click here to view a short clip featuring Andrew Marlowe. ("Air Force One", "End of Days", "Hollow Man")
Tapes of this 2-hour plus seminar are available for $20.00. For additional information please email us!
"Adventures in the Screen Trade : A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting"
by William Goldman. A classic book about methods of screenwriting, the business of filmmaking, and fascinating behind-the-scenes stories.
"Which Lie Did I Tell : More Adventures in the Screen Trade"
by William Goldman. This follow-up offers incredible insight into the methods of writing, being re-written, and addressing story problems. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
"From Script to Screen: The Collaborative Art of Filmmaking" 
by Linda Seger and Edward Jay Whetmore. Follows scripts for several award-winning films through the production process.
"Creating Unforgettable Characters"
by Linda Seger. One of two things will sell your script - a unique plot, or unique characters. This book reveals ideas and techniques for making your characters powerful and distinctive.
"Zen and the Art of Screenwriting: Insights and Interviews"
by William Froug. Interviews with contemporary screenwriters and loads of practical advice about the industry, and still manages to stay inspirational!
"Screenwriting Tricks of the Trade"
by William Froug. Offers clear information about screenwriting from an industry vet of classic television shows.
"The Writer`s Journey"
by Christopher Vogler. Great structure book. Describes "Mythic Journey" story types and explains how it applies to contemporary tales.
"Story: Substance, Structure, Style, and the Principles of Screenwriting"
by Robert McKee. If you want to learn screenwriting, this book will teach you, but for god`s sake, read it all, as the information is spread in a scattershot fashion!
"Creating Ever-Cool: A Marketer`s Guide to A Kid`s Heart"
by Gene Del Vecchio. This is a kid and family film writer`s dream come true!
"Thinking in Pictures: The Making of the Movie Matewan"
by John Sayles. Learn about the movie-making process from the inside.