Script writing is an important stage in the creation of a program, at which the literary, visual and sound components of the future message are recorded. During the development of the script, you need not only to study the reality, but also to translate it into transmission.
Instructions
Step 1
Write down all the ideas you have. Take a notebook and record all thoughts about the subject of the transfer, about what worries you. At this stage, your main task is to collect as many options as possible. Ignore the shape of the ideas, you will process them later. Dedicate a lot of time to the stage.
Step 2
Filter out those ideas that seem weak and hopeless to you. To better cope with this task, do the selection on a different day when you generated ideas. The very next day you will be more objective. Take a critical look at your list and leave only the worthwhile thoughts that, in your opinion, can be used to create a show.
Step 3
Pick only one idea that is most worthy. To do this, evaluate the originality of each item that remained after filtering. Also, think about how you can develop each of them. Be considerate and patient. To choose the best idea, think about each one from several points.
Step 4
Formulate your main idea in one sentence. Add drama to the story by adding originality, conflict, or intrigue. It catches the viewer. With fun elements, your show will be interesting.
Step 5
Come up with a name for the show. Make up its structure. Here you need to clearly define the topic that you will be covering. Make sure that the course of events is logical and consistent. Also, you need to consider the dynamics of the viewer's energy. The closer you come to the denouement, the more passions run high.
Step 6
Pick real characters for your show. They should be bright characters with their own merits and demerits. The actions of the heroes should reflect the theme of the story.
Step 7
Describe what will happen during the broadcast. Do it briefly first, then in more detail. Write down the most important passages verbatim.
Step 8
Make handy cards on which to record the script, dividing it into several semantic parts.
