Scripts

How is writing a script different from writing a story ?

• Scripts use more pictures

• Scripts are only for comic books.

• Scripts focus on how characters talk and act, while stories use more words.

• Scripts are never used for movies.

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What is the primary purpose of script writing?

• To tell a story and show how characters talk and act

• To improve writing

• To publish books

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Why is it important to plan a script before writing it?

• Because scripts are easy to create without planning.

• To make sure you have the right props and costumes.

• To organize your ideas and create a clear story.

What's the first thing you should think about when planning a script?

• The special effects and stunts.

• The characters and what they will say and do

• The location where you will shoot the video.

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Why is it important to plan the beginning, middle, and end of your script?

• To make the script longer.

• To ensure the story is interesting and makes sense

• Because it's a rule in scriptwriting.

How can a storyboard be helpful in script planning?

• It's a board to practice acting

• It's a visual plan with drawings or images showing each scene.

• It's a list of movie theaters to screen your film.

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What is a script?

• Acts divided into smaller sections.

• Object that appears on stage.

• The written text of a play.

• cursive handwriting

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What is the main difference between a script and a novel?

• Scripts are written for visual media, while novels are for reading.

• Scripts are longer than novels.

• Scripts have more detailed descriptions than novels.

• Scripts are only used in theater.

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Which element is essential in a script but not in a novel?

• Dialogue

• Character development

• Setting

• Narrative description

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What is the role of a scriptwriter?

• To direct the actors

• To write the dialogue and actions for characters

• To design the costumes

• To edit the film

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