Hi everyone,
I'm writing a script that's different than anything that I've done before. It's a mix between an independent city-based romance and a supernatural piece. The closest things that I can think of are The Lobster and Let The Right One In, if that helps.
There are long sequences with no dialogue that occasionally go on for about a page and I know that this goes against standard rules, but is this OK once in a while? I'm breaking the action up into paragraphs of no more than five lines to keep them digestible. Every so often, a short line of dialogue will break them up.
Also, does anyone have any examples of scripts that do this? I'm looking for action scripts in particular, since most of these instances take place during those sorts of sequences, but anything is fine. Thanks!
I'm writing a script that's different than anything that I've done before. It's a mix between an independent city-based romance and a supernatural piece. The closest things that I can think of are The Lobster and Let The Right One In, if that helps.
There are long sequences with no dialogue that occasionally go on for about a page and I know that this goes against standard rules, but is this OK once in a while? I'm breaking the action up into paragraphs of no more than five lines to keep them digestible. Every so often, a short line of dialogue will break them up.
Also, does anyone have any examples of scripts that do this? I'm looking for action scripts in particular, since most of these instances take place during those sorts of sequences, but anything is fine. Thanks!
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