'The Twisted Tree': introduction to script writing
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I can understand and identify the features that make up a script.
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A script contains stage directions, character names and dialogue.
Scripts are structured for performance and must be formatted differently from prose.
Stage directions provide instructions for actors on movement, behaviour and speech.
Characters are clearly identified in a script with profiles and names labelled for dialogue.
Setting the scene in a script includes detailed descriptions of time, place and atmosphere.
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