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Wednesday, February 1, 2006

DIALOGUE part 1

Posted on 4:37 PM by christofer D
My barber wants to make a film. He wants to write a screenplay, so he wants to know the format. He figures that once he knows the format, he’s set. There is nothing else to know, right? As he said to me, “I already know what I want people to say.”Most people are under the impression that scriptwriting is coming up with dialogue. Most critics seem to think this as well. They will go on and
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