I just read Max Landis' FRANKENSTEIN and he uses a lot of bold in the descriptions, stuff along the lines of:
She turns the corner and comes face to face with the monster!
He also will often uses CAPS with the bold like:
She turns the corner AND COMES FACE TO FACE WITH THE MONSTER!
When done right this seems to emphasize action and keep reader interest.
My question is... is this common with scripts today? Or would it be frowned upon if used by writers not as connected to the Hollywood system as Landis?
She turns the corner and comes face to face with the monster!
He also will often uses CAPS with the bold like:
She turns the corner AND COMES FACE TO FACE WITH THE MONSTER!
When done right this seems to emphasize action and keep reader interest.
My question is... is this common with scripts today? Or would it be frowned upon if used by writers not as connected to the Hollywood system as Landis?
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