Broadcast and Film Literature Script Writing

Author: Wang Guochen
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: In summary, broadcast and film literature consists of two main parts: one is literary works presented through broadcast and film media (such as radio novels, television essays, etc.); the other is the literary component in broadcast and film art works (such as film scripts, radio drama scripts, television drama scripts, commentary scripts for broadcast and television cultural galas, lyrics, monologue scripts, etc.). Broadcast and film expand the aesthetic channels of literature, adding "sight" (film and television images) and "sound" (music, sound effects, and spoken language in radio and film) to the traditional "reading." Therefore, the term "broadcast and film literature" refers to the text of narrative or lyrical broadcast and film works, whether it is a few words or a thousand, no matter how exquisite or important, it is not a finished product but only the "script" of a narrative or lyrical broadcast and film work. This book, which studies the creation of broadcast and film literature scripts, is broadly divided into four parts: (1) Preface, Interpretation of Broadcast and Film Literature Creation; (2) Upper Part, "Narrative" Script Creation; (3) Middle Part, "Poetic" Script Creation; (4) Lower Part, "Prose" Script Creation. It should be noted that opera scripts are the earliest "narrative" texts, but since they are also one of the most important poetic forms, they are included in the "poetic" category in terms of classification.