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Week 1 Opener and Reflections. Week 1 Opener and Reflections. A conservation between 2 or more people. Dialogue communicates facts and information to the audience. Characters will talk about what happened, establishing the storyline. 8221; He should have known better. Dialogue should be used sparingly.

8211; To make the script easy to read. 8211; Flow of the story is not interrupted by extra details. 8211; Courier, 12 point type. 1 Only print on one side of the page. 2 Only use plain, white paper. 3 Put the page numbers followed by a period in the upper right hand corner. 4 Scenes in only the final shooting script is numbered.

V Letter to someone from the past. VII Writing and Recording Dialogue REFLECTION. 8211; A storyteller should be able to identify the potential of every experience. 8211; Everything about you is unique where you were born, what type of food you prefer, the birthmark, bump on your forehead, etc. 8211; Many of your experiences are universal and translatable and can be used in any location.

8211; A conversation between two or more people. 8211; Effective dialogue moves the story forward. 8211; Dialogue communicates facts and information to the audience. Characters will talk about what happened, establishing the storyline. Eg He should have known better.

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It is a conversation between two or more people. 8211; Effective dialogue moves the story forward. 8211; Dialogue communicates facts and information to the audience. 8211; Dialogue reveals character. 8211; Dialogue establishes relationships between characters. 8211; Dialogue comments on the action on screen. 1 Dialogue should be used sparingly.

Week 12; 5 July 2011. The venue in your story where events occur and characters interact. A setting and surrounding that interacts with the characters of the film by adding importance to their actions. An environment which impacts the action and heightens the stakes. Threat of being in the location.