Study Guide

Objective

After completing the course, the student is able to

- describe the special features and laws of dialogue and scene scriptwriting
- explains the importance of versioning for a manuscript
- divide the script into stages of the process of writing a script
- list the steps to modify the structure of the manuscript
- reflect on their own identity as a writer and familiarisation with phenomena
- illustrates the representation of art and its dimensions.

Content

During the course, students learn about the dynamics of interaction and how it is visible in language and the formation of dialogue, as well as as part of scenes. The aim of the various exercises is to deepen the student's ability to identify his/her own natural writing style, text and work analysis skills, deepen dramaturgical competence and familiarise oneself with various writing tools and deepen familiarisation with phenomena as part of creating ideas.