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If you're interested in screen-writing, you could
do worse than look in the links section. Drew's Script-o-Rama has
some very good offerings. Study, emulate and fame and fortune will
be yours!
There are many kinds of script. From a scrawled
bit of paper that contains three sentences; a rough translation
of an interviewee tape to be voiced over in 'North Country English'
to a two hundred page masterpiece that's now on its sixth revision
(and third screenwriter).
This section is in four parts:
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Understanding
a Script
W hat do all those funny things
like 'd/s' and 'exeunt omnes' mean? Two column
and Hollywood layouts explained. |
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Programme
Shaping
Not, strictly speaking, script-writing;
but it's an important part of creating a programme. |
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Script-writing
101
Mainly from the point of view
of non-fiction programming, but some drama stuff
too. |
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Commentary
Definitely non-fiction. How to write good
narration for documentaries, current affairs, features, news,
etc. |
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