LECTURE I 1 / 23

CHECK-IN SESSION
What’s that line?

COMM-118
LECTURE I 2 / 23

SCENARIO [TV]:

Myra is a talk show host, she needs to

welcome the celebrity guest (who
recently won a big award) on stage.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 3 / 23

Main Topic I
Introduction to Script Writing
for Multimedia
by Miss Noriene Joyce D. Anareta

COMM-118
LECTURE I 4 / 23

May: Kumusta ka?

April: Maayos naman. Parang kulang ang naging bakasyon ko.
May: Ako nga rin, eh. Bitin na bitin talaga, ano?
April: Oo. Gusto ko pang maglaro ng ML, hindi man lamang ako
nakapagpa-Mythic bago ang pasukan.
May: Ako nga ay dadalawang KDrama series ang natapos.
April: Nakakalungkot.
May: Hay naku.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 5 / 23

“...at naalala niya ang mga hapon na sabay

silang umuuwi pagkatapos ng klase.”

COMM-118
LECTURE I 6 / 23

Screenplaying
Script Writing
Screenwriting

COMM-118
LECTURE I 7 / 23

MULTIMEDIA

COMM-118
LECTURE I 8 / 23

Script Writing for Multimedia

It is the process of writing down the movement,
actions, expressions, and dialogue of the
characters in and for multimedia productions such
as radio, television, and film.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 9 / 23

Script writing is
not one-size-fits-all.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 10 / 23

Sunset is different when you write it

for a book and for a script.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 11 / 23

Chapters of Script Writing

1. Starting out
2. Coming up with a concept
3. Conducting research
4. Developing the story and characters
5. Including the audience
6. Drafting the outline
7. Completing the details
8. Writing, re-writing, and finalizing the script

COMM-118
LECTURE I 12 / 23

1. Starting out

Writing is tough.
Read and collect scripts.
Start now.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 13 / 23

2. Coming up with a concept

Every idea matters.

Find inspiration.
Allot time.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 14 / 23

3. Conducting research

Both fiction and non-fiction

requires research, it’s the
backbone of every story.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 15 / 23

4. Developing the story and characters

Observe plot and structure.
Know the rules and how to
break them.
Catch and release.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 16 / 23

5. Including the audience

The audience is the real

main character of the story.
audience ≠ stupid

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 17 / 23

6. Drafting the outline

It’s okay to be messy (at first.)

A draft is a draft.
It’s limitless.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 18 / 23

7. Completing the details

Be keen.
Don’t rush it.
Follow the format.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 19 / 23

8. Writing, re-writing, and

finalizing the script

Finish your project.

COMM-118 Chapters of Script Writing

LECTURE I 20 / 23

Components of a Script

The components or elements of scripts vary

depending on the type of production.

COMM-118
LECTURE I 21 / 23

> Next Topic: Script Writing Tips

COMM-118
LECTURE I 22 / 23

CHECK-OUT SESSION
FEE

COMM-118
LECTURE I 23 / 23

Source:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JK64Xu8RJe8C
DU1_DoiJcmOjp-9z_yfW/view?usp=sharing

COMM-118