I've heard about "writing in your voice". The thing is -- in screenwriting you should write "plainly", without flowery language as in novels so how do you see that a screenwriter has his own voice? Give me an example of 2-3 phrases from some pro screenwriters who have their own voice.
From all the (pro) screeenplays I've read, I haven't observed differences between screenwriters, except for Davis S Goyer who writes in an exaggerated voice ( He uses too many sounds interjections and words like " hell", "damn".etc when describing an action,object or person)
Most of the screenplays I've read have a simple writing style. I observed that there's a certain pace that makes you read them, rather than a certain voice.
How did You figure out that a pro screenwriter has a certain voice when you read his script??
From all the (pro) screeenplays I've read, I haven't observed differences between screenwriters, except for Davis S Goyer who writes in an exaggerated voice ( He uses too many sounds interjections and words like " hell", "damn".etc when describing an action,object or person)
Most of the screenplays I've read have a simple writing style. I observed that there's a certain pace that makes you read them, rather than a certain voice.
How did You figure out that a pro screenwriter has a certain voice when you read his script??
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