So you've got this great idea for a movie. Perhaps itʼs a movie that you want to direct or Produce. Or maybe it could be the next Hollywood blockbuster. But before you can produce or direct or even sell your movie, you have to write the screenplay in the correct entertainment industry format.
Drawing the line between a screenplay and a script is a good way to start learning how to write screenplay. A screenplay is a script, but a script is not necessarily a screenplay. There are different approaches adopted in writing a script for a stage play, radio drama, dance drama, and of course for movie. Because a screenplay is produced to be viewed on a screen, hence the name screenplay. If a director or the producer can’t know the number of characters, main character(s)’ age range, the time duration on screen among others at a glance, then what you wrote is not a screenplay but a mire script or story. A well formatted script – screenplay, ease the work of the director and help other crew members in no small way do their job perfectly. In a nut-shell, when you read a great screenplay, you see the movie in your mind and can’t wait to see it on the big screen. A screenplay is the blueprint, the bedrock of a great movie. When the foundation is week, a bored movie is unavoidable.
Join the first Part of this class – The Nitty-gritty of a Captivating and well Formatted Screenplay as we take you through the scope of script writing to writing a great and professional screenplay from scratch. YOU WILL ALSO HAVE THE PRIVILEGE TO WITNESS A MOVIE SHOOT AFTER THE ONE WEEK TRAINING FOR A LIVE FIELD EXPERIENCE. This might be made possible for those that live around Lagos though.
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