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|image=HB The Shooting Scripts 2005.jpg | |image = HB The Shooting Scripts 2005.jpg | ||
|writer= Various and [[Russell T Davies]] | |writer= Various and [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
|publisher= BBC Books | |publisher= BBC Books | ||
|release date= [[13 October (releases)|13 October]] [[2005 (releases)|2005]] | |release date= [[13 October (releases)|13 October]] [[2005 (releases)|2005]] | ||
|format= Hardback book, 512 pages | |format= Hardback book, 512 pages | ||
|isbn=ISBN 0 563 48641 4 | |isbn = ISBN 0-563-48641-4 | ||
}}{{you may|Doctor Who script books|n1=any one of a number of other script books}} | }}{{you may|Doctor Who script books|n1=any one of a number of other script books}} | ||
'''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was the official release of all the [[shooting script]]s of [[series 1 (Doctor Who)|series 1]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. | '''''{{PAGENAME}}''''' was the official release of all the [[shooting script]]s of [[series 1 (Doctor Who 2005)|series 1]] of ''[[Doctor Who]]''. It was notable for being the first time the ''Doctor Who'' scripts had been released in the same year as the initial broadcast of their episodes. | ||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
The planet [[Earth]] is drifting in space, silent, serene. Suddenly – the beep-beep-beep of an alarm clock. | The planet [[Earth]] is drifting in space, silent, serene. Suddenly – the beep-beep-beep of an alarm clock. | ||
With these words – the opening stage directions from Episode 1, '[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]' – ''Doctor Who'' returned to our screens after an absence of 16 years. And what a return! The new series of ''Doctor Who'' has thrilled and captivated millions of viewers, with a fabulous cast, led by [[Christopher Eccleston]] and [[Billie Piper]], stunning sets and visual effects, and above all, wonderful scripts. | With these words – the opening stage directions from Episode 1, ''[[Rose (TV story)|Rose]]'' – ''Doctor Who'' returned to our screens after an absence of 16 years. And what a return! The new series of ''Doctor Who'' has thrilled and captivated millions of viewers, with a fabulous cast, led by [[Christopher Eccleston]] and [[Billie Piper]], stunning sets and visual effects, and above all, wonderful scripts. | ||
Filled with drama and emotion and crackling with wit and energy, the stories that launched ''Doctor Who'' into the twenty-first century are published here for the first time. This book presents the final shooting scripts for all 13 episodes, enabling you to relive the | Filled with drama and emotion and crackling with wit and energy, the stories that launched ''Doctor Who'' into the twenty-first century are published here for the first time. This book presents the final shooting scripts for all 13 episodes, enabling you to relive the Doctor's encounters with the monstrous [[Slitheen family|Slitheen]], Rose's disastrous attempt to save her father's life, the apocalyptic showdown with the [[Dalek]]s, and all the other great moments from the 2005 series. | ||
The scripts also gave a unique insight into how the writers visualised their stories, with descriptions of sets, hints about the characters' emotions, and ideas for specific shots. Introductions by the scriptwriters reveal their inspirations for each episode, as well as the practicalities of working to budgets and schedules, and any changes they had to make to bring their words to the screen. | The scripts also gave a unique insight into how the writers visualised their stories, with descriptions of sets, hints about the characters' emotions, and ideas for specific shots. Introductions by the scriptwriters reveal their inspirations for each episode, as well as the practicalities of working to budgets and schedules, and any changes they had to make to bring their words to the screen. | ||
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With a foreword by lead writer [[Russell T Davies]], explanatory notes on the scriptwriting process, and over 1000 screen grabs and photographs, this book is an essential companion to the 2005 series and a must for all fans of the new ''Doctor Who''. | With a foreword by lead writer [[Russell T Davies]], explanatory notes on the scriptwriting process, and over 1000 screen grabs and photographs, this book is an essential companion to the 2005 series and a must for all fans of the new ''Doctor Who''. | ||
== Main | == Main focus == | ||
The complete shooting scripts for Season 1 of the new ''Doctor Who'' series launching [[Christopher Eccleston]] as the [[Ninth Doctor]] in | The complete shooting scripts for Season 1 of the new ''Doctor Who'' series launching [[Christopher Eccleston]] as the [[Ninth Doctor]] in 2005 | ||
== Contents == | == Contents == | ||
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* Episode 1 [[Rose (TV story)|Rose]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 1 [[Rose (TV story)|Rose]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 2 [[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 2 [[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 3 [[The Unquiet Dead]] by [[Mark Gatiss]] | * Episode 3 [[The Unquiet Dead (TV story)|The Unquiet Dead]] by [[Mark Gatiss]] | ||
* Episode 4 [[Aliens of London]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 4 [[Aliens of London (TV story)|Aliens of London]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 5 [[World War Three]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 5 [[World War Three (TV story)|World War Three]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 6 [[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]] by [[Robert Shearman]] | * Episode 6 [[Dalek (TV story)|Dalek]] by [[Robert Shearman]] | ||
* Episode 7 [[The Long Game]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 7 [[The Long Game (TV story)|The Long Game]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 8 [[Father's Day]] by [[Paul Cornell]] | * Episode 8 [[Father's Day (TV story)|Father's Day]] by [[Paul Cornell]] | ||
* Episode 9 [[The Empty Child]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | * Episode 9 [[The Empty Child (TV story)|The Empty Child]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | ||
* Episode 10 [[The Doctor Dances]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | * Episode 10 [[The Doctor Dances (TV story)|The Doctor Dances]] by [[Steven Moffat]] | ||
* Episode 11 [[Boom Town]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 11 [[Boom Town (TV story)|Boom Town]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 12 [[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 12 [[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
* Episode 13 [[The Parting of the Ways]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | * Episode 13 [[The Parting of the Ways (TV story)|The Parting of the Ways]] by [[Russell T Davies]] | ||
== Notable | == Notable features == | ||
* The scripts presented here are the locked scripts with the | * The scripts presented here are the locked scripts with the intention of being filmed, the "omitted" scenes having been removed before the filming began. The scripts show the anticipated filming schedule before the material went into editing and post-production. | ||
* The (albeit brief) introduction to each of the featured stories by the writer gives a further insight into what the writers inspiration and ambition were. | * The (albeit brief) introduction to each of the featured stories by the writer gives a further insight into what the writers' inspiration and ambition were. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* Published in hardback priced £18.99 (UK) | * Published in hardback priced £18.99 (UK) | ||
* The dust jacket is the same as the book cover. | * The dust jacket is the same as the book cover. | ||
* As with [[Doctor Who - Series 1 and 2 (soundtrack)|the soundtrack for Doctor Who Series 1 and 2]], a second edition was printed without Billie Piper as Rose on the cover. | |||
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* {{Penguin|1071591/doctor-who--the-shooting-scripts/}} | |||
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[[Category:Script books]] | [[Category:Script books]] | ||
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- You may be looking for any one of a number of other script books.
The Shooting Scripts was the official release of all the shooting scripts of series 1 of Doctor Who. It was notable for being the first time the Doctor Who scripts had been released in the same year as the initial broadcast of their episodes.
Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]
The planet Earth is drifting in space, silent, serene. Suddenly – the beep-beep-beep of an alarm clock.
With these words – the opening stage directions from Episode 1, Rose – Doctor Who returned to our screens after an absence of 16 years. And what a return! The new series of Doctor Who has thrilled and captivated millions of viewers, with a fabulous cast, led by Christopher Eccleston and Billie Piper, stunning sets and visual effects, and above all, wonderful scripts.
Filled with drama and emotion and crackling with wit and energy, the stories that launched Doctor Who into the twenty-first century are published here for the first time. This book presents the final shooting scripts for all 13 episodes, enabling you to relive the Doctor's encounters with the monstrous Slitheen, Rose's disastrous attempt to save her father's life, the apocalyptic showdown with the Daleks, and all the other great moments from the 2005 series.
The scripts also gave a unique insight into how the writers visualised their stories, with descriptions of sets, hints about the characters' emotions, and ideas for specific shots. Introductions by the scriptwriters reveal their inspirations for each episode, as well as the practicalities of working to budgets and schedules, and any changes they had to make to bring their words to the screen.
With a foreword by lead writer Russell T Davies, explanatory notes on the scriptwriting process, and over 1000 screen grabs and photographs, this book is an essential companion to the 2005 series and a must for all fans of the new Doctor Who.
Main focus[[edit] | [edit source]]
The complete shooting scripts for Season 1 of the new Doctor Who series launching Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor in 2005
Contents[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Foreword by Russell T Davies
- Introduction by Helen Raynor
- Script Notes
- Episode 1 Rose by Russell T Davies
- Episode 2 The End of the World by Russell T Davies
- Episode 3 The Unquiet Dead by Mark Gatiss
- Episode 4 Aliens of London by Russell T Davies
- Episode 5 World War Three by Russell T Davies
- Episode 6 Dalek by Robert Shearman
- Episode 7 The Long Game by Russell T Davies
- Episode 8 Father's Day by Paul Cornell
- Episode 9 The Empty Child by Steven Moffat
- Episode 10 The Doctor Dances by Steven Moffat
- Episode 11 Boom Town by Russell T Davies
- Episode 12 Bad Wolf by Russell T Davies
- Episode 13 The Parting of the Ways by Russell T Davies
Notable features[[edit] | [edit source]]
- The scripts presented here are the locked scripts with the intention of being filmed, the "omitted" scenes having been removed before the filming began. The scripts show the anticipated filming schedule before the material went into editing and post-production.
- The (albeit brief) introduction to each of the featured stories by the writer gives a further insight into what the writers' inspiration and ambition were.
Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Published in hardback priced £18.99 (UK)
- The dust jacket is the same as the book cover.
- As with the soundtrack for Doctor Who Series 1 and 2, a second edition was printed without Billie Piper as Rose on the cover.
External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Official The Shooting Scripts page at Penguin Books
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