Progression: Script Writing Exercise

Progression: script writing exercise.

Through dialogue and stage direction, try to get your characters from the first line to the last line. Try to imagine the elements of your characters, such as age, dialect, education, and most importantly, motivation. Start by giving a description of your characters.

Title:______

Character description:

Yorklont Kylareck:

Archibald Freeling:

Scene 1: set description (location, time of day, descriptions, etc.):

Yorklont: (after staring at Archibald for a minute) Did I ever tell you about Sylvia?

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Yorklont: I think the zoo is a terrific idea.

Lights dim, curtains close.