"The famous scene in which actor Cary Grant is pursued by a crop duster in the Hitchcock film ""North by Northwest"" contains no dialogue, but screenwriter Ernest Lehman described every moment of the nearly 10-minute scene. Attention to cinematic detail is crucial in screenwriting, which makes journalism a perfect training ground for film"
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