Cine Cynic

Thank you.

2008-12-09T15:38:00.000+05:30

Thank you.

haha...Good one

2008-12-09T14:07:00.000+05:30

haha...Good one

Let us keep screenplay aside. There are non-linear...

2008-12-08T19:31:00.000+05:30

Let us keep screenplay aside. There are non-linear screenplays and while the effect may be very different, it might sometimes be a similar story when the scenes are reordered linearly.

However, storyline (or plot) and the characters are inseparable. For a plot to happen, the most effective choice of characters may be something. A kind of character may be most interesting when set in a kind of plot. Irrespective of which takes birth first, they both live together.

"How is it even possible to separate these three e...

2008-12-08T16:28:00.000+05:30

"How is it even possible to separate these three essential elements that form a compound called "script"?"

Diwakar Babu (a dialogue writer for movies viz. Choodaalani Vundi and many other movies by S.V.Krishna Reddy) in an interview told this.

X comes up with a storyline. (what one wants to narrate)

Y develops the characters (their history, traits etc.)

(Mostly) Y writes the screenplay. How the storyline should be narrated. What scene should come after what, etc.

Z, takes these (character development and screenplay) and writes dialogues for the scenes.

He mentioned that he had a white page with the left half having screenplay and he wrote the dialogues on the right half.

So in some telugu movies, we have different credits for Katha, Chitraanuvaadam, Maatalu and DarSakatvam.

Well written,considering the reaction time.

2008-12-07T08:14:00.000+05:30

Well written,considering the reaction time.

Yes. Indeed they are joke books, as they are so th...

2008-11-08T13:28:00.000+05:30

Yes. Indeed they are joke books, as they are so thick with repetitive news articles. They do think that repetition brings in credibility. I am also of the opinion that news channels are following the same trend. They are marketed as entertainment with a single piece of news being broken all the day.