scripting
- noun
- /ˈskrɪptɪŋ/
:
guionismo
- During the workshop, we learned about the scripting process for television shows.
This was the day after we had our hosting and script writing workshop.
- This was the day after we had our hosting and script writing workshop.
- But there's no better way to write than reading scripts.
- Has that always been your rule by page three of a script or a novel?
Examples
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And then I try to draft like very rough scripts of what might happen in an episode about something like this.
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I don't know, Like I was saying, in terms of shopping the script, I just submitted through my own contacts.
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The playwright spent months on the scripting of the new drama before rehearsals began.
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Her experience in scripting for radio helped her create engaging audio content.
Synonyms
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3.8
Making scripts for movies or TV shows
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3.7
To write the words and actions actors follow in films, plays or TV shows
Compounds
- Specialized
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4.9
A way to write small computer programs that run by themselves to do tasks
How Complete
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scripting comes from script, a word that means 'a written text' and comes from a root meaning 'to write'. So scripting is literally the work of writing the words and actions actors will follow in film, television, radio, or theatre.