script-editing

Vocabulary Word

Definition

Script-editing involves checking and improving a script which can be for a movie, TV show, or play. It's like being a helpful guide, showing the scriptwriter how to make their story more fun, interesting, or understandable.

Examples in Different Contexts

In film editing, 'script-editing' involves reviewing and suggesting changes to the screenplay to improve dialogue or plot coherence. A film editor might say, 'I've completed the script-editing phase, focusing on tightening the narrative and enhancing character development.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

The latest draft of screenplay has arrived. I'd like your thoughts on the character development and plot.

Response:

Yes, after some script-editing, I believe we can further highlight the protagonist's transformation throughout the movie.

Tech

Scenario:

We’re building an AI chatbot and need to make sure its dialogues feel natural and engaging. Any revisions in mind?

Response:

Absolutely. Through script-editing, we can imbue the bot's language with more human-like slang and colloquialisms.