Screenwriter
Screenwriter
A Screenwriter (pronounced: /ˈskriːnˌraɪtər/) is a professional writer who specializes in writing scripts for films, television programs, video games, and other forms of visual media.
Etymology
The term "Screenwriter" is derived from the words "screen", referring to the screen on which visual media is displayed, and "writer", indicating the person who creates the written content.
Role and Responsibilities
A Screenwriter is responsible for creating the narrative, dialogue, and structure of a film or television show. They may work independently or as part of a team, often collaborating with directors, producers, and other writers to develop a script that meets the needs of the production.
Related Terms
- Script: The written text that a screenwriter produces. It includes dialogue, stage directions, and descriptions of settings and characters.
- Storyboard: A visual representation of a script, often used in the pre-production phase of filmmaking to plan out scenes and shots.
- Director: The person who oversees the creative aspects of a film or television production, often working closely with the screenwriter to bring the script to life.
- Producer: The person or company responsible for managing the production of a film or television show, often involved in hiring the screenwriter and other key creative personnel.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Screenwriter
- Wikipedia's article - Screenwriter
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