Writing Film Dialogue by Loren-Paul Caplin

Loren-Paul Caplin, Script Writer, Screenwriter, Screenplay Writer

  StudentFilmmakers Magazine: Can you tell us a little bit about the evolution of film dialogue? Loren-Paul Caplin: When we think about dialogue, we think about communication. Usually this entails two or more poles or terminals: the sender and the receiver. Sending connotes information, data, emotion, interest, and even physical material. Even though a terminal...

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