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Movie Memoirs: How Do You Adapt a Memoir for the Screen?

With true stories increasingly leant on in both movies and TV in recent years, movie memoirs have practically become a genre all on their own. These movies will typically be adapted from a book and depict the true story of the protagonist‘s life as told from their perspective. But how do you write a memoir movie? And how do you go about the tricky processing of adapting a memoir into a screenplay? We take a look at the tricks and

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