Dialog: moves the story along.
Information = story
Mistakes that often times come up in dialog:
- Too much yack yack yack (talking)
- Monologging: i.e., james bonds where the evil man always monologs before killing james and it ends up bad for evil.
- Be careful not to put to many words into your characters mouth.
- Make it sound to real: this makes the audience feel like its fake.
- Grammar shortcuts and complete information.
- Don’t use names two often.
- Telling me what I all ready know.
- Don't use dialog to keep telling what the audience already knows.
- Don’t make everyone sound the same.
- Education
- Culture
- Accents
- Age
- Gender
- Race.
- All of these effects the way we sound.
- Lingo makes a huge difference in characters.
Scene:
- Intro
- Transfer of information that moves the story forward.
- Light bulb: revelation from information.
- What’s next: make sure character doesn't say to much at once. Break it up.
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