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Page 1: Getting started

Getting Started

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What are the common factors that exist among all media forms, despite their basic differences?

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Multimedia, Internet and Web page scripts have not been formalized in the same was as scripts for other

electronic media

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Media Differences

• Each of the electronic media requires that scripts provide information in different formats to best serve the people using the scripts.

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Radio scripts serve voices• Secondarily, they serve the director and production operator.

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Film scripts provide the basic blueprint of the production.

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Television and video scripts must balance serving both the aural and visual needs to be met by the script.

• Accurate narration• Detailed visuals• Timing information

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Multimedia scripts must cover the same areas as a video script.

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Basic Writing Skills

• Write for the audience’s comprehension levels; know your audience!

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Reading to be heard

• Media writing must be written to be read out loud by narrators, actors, and newscasters.

• Written material that is intended only for the eyes of a reader may be much more complicated than material to be read by a performer.

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Use the active voice

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Avoid like-sounding words

• To, too, two• Their, there, they’re• Your you’re

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Clear, concise, nontechnical language

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Style comes after information

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Information First!

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Avoid the language of discrimination

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Be sure to…

• Research your intended audience• Understand the power of your words• Write simple sentence structures using well-

known, understood vocabulary• Create scripts that your director and crew will

understand easily• Avoid plagiarism and protect your own work

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