Scprit Writter Role Information.
The person who writes a script for film is whether the 'big screen' or television and tells a story by way of a document written with a tight, precise format. A script is used by all the collaborators on a film project that the credits read after a movie finishes and you'll see them all there to contribute effectively to the finished product.
Collaborators include producers, actors and directors, costume staff, set designers and location managers, background actors, sound effects people and sound designers, and so forth. Each page of a script is equal to about one minute of movie time. That's one of the reasons that the format is so tight and precise.
A script is morphs through several versions from its original form from sometimes a 'spec' script that is simply purchased, and that script writer has no more involvement to its final form as a 'shooting script'.
All script writers in between are charged with 'making the story better' in some way they are a script doctor and approval of these results are mostly subjective.
If you want to be a script writer, you need:
• Command of the language in which you want to write your script
• Deep understanding of writing for a visual medium
• Complete understanding of great storytelling, especially a three-act structure
• Appreciation for the power of collaborators to interpret what you write
• Unfettered understanding of the value and necessity of being edited and rewritten.
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