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Re: Short Scripts
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Christin-@aol.com
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Nov 03, 2003 13:04 PST
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I think the only way to approach a short script is the same way that you
approach a full-length script, plot-wise. Only that there is a limited budget
that you have to help in mind. You can write a short film that has one, two or
three scenes in it. Or you can get help from your local Independent Film
Society.
I wouldn't recommend having your friends help (Exspecially with acting)
because there is a chance that they will ruin your project. One case in point, I
once knew a teenager who was making a film for a competition. One of his
friends ended up dying his hair a different color in the middle of shooting.
Otherwise screwed up the continuity of the film.
I hope that this helps,
Christina
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<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2 FAMILY="SANSSERIF" FACE="Arial" LANG="0">I think the only way to approach a short script is the same way that you approach a full-length script, plot-wise. Only that there is a limited budget that you have to help in mind. You can write a short film that has one, two or three scenes in it. Or you can get help from your local Independent Film Society.<BR>
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I wouldn't recommend having your friends help (Exspecially with acting) because there is a chance that they will ruin your project. One case in point, I once knew a teenager who was making a film for a competition. One of his friends ended up dying his hair a different color in the middle of shooting. Otherwise screwed up the continuity of the film.<BR>
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I hope that this helps,<BR>
Christina</FONT></HTML>
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