Monday, March 18, 2013

Of Chunks and Miniature Production

It is a fact that we write everything we want in the script, but in the case of visualizing them through a two-column script, it actually turned up as chunks! It is actually cropping and dividing them into miniature parts.




To produce a presentable two-column script, it's obvious that we must come up with the two parts of it- the all-important visuals and audio components- just as what we have done back in writing television news. This time, it needs to be more specific and detailed.

The ability to craft and compact important details must be the first thing to have when writing the script. It should be based on the treatment and narrative script. It is good to remember that this process is the visualization of your presentation that requires prior knowledge from previous exercises.

Writing this way has a lot of advantages to the scriptwriter. He can easily scan details that need further support and even add or deduce parts of it. Two-column script is an opportunity to organize the process, specifically of when and how transitions and effects occur and add life to the over-all production.

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