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How to write an engaging script?
Simple steps : Whatever we watch do in a written form is called script.
1 First select which script you will be
- drama
- thriller
- suspense
- comedy
2 Observation Vocabulary (no vulgar language or words)
Observation means whatever we watch in our life
3 Content base script (engaging the audience)
Story line can be same, but the dialogue should be different .
4 Write
- Characters
- scene (time of the scene, location)
Q What is the difference between a series and a movie?
A series continues across multiple episodes, allowing the story to develop over time. If you miss one episode, you can catch up in the next.
A movie, on the other hand, is like a football match—it has a set duration (usually around two hours), and everything happens within that time. It’s a complete story in one go, with no follow-up episodes.
A good writer thinks about the ends first because audience wants to see the end
Q What is one liner, logline, Synopsis and khulasa?
A one-liner in script writing is a brief, punchy piece of dialogue or a concise statement that captures a character’s personality or a core theme of the story, often meant to elicit a strong response or convey a significant idea quickly.
A one-liner, commonly referred to as a logline or premise, is a concise summary of a story that encapsulates the main character, setting, and conflict in a single sentence
A synopsis is a concise summary of a written work that highlights the main plot points, tone, genre, and themes, used to attract readers.
khulasa is the summary of the story.