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And make a TV Entertainment Piece How to write a script And make a TV Entertainment Piece

The Party

Let’s Brainstorm! What things are part of an entertainment news show? Look at this clip

News Scripts “a script is the written text of a play, movie or broadcast” -dictionary.com Sounds (music, sound effects, specific words that are spoken) Images (set, costume, pictures) All organized in a specific format here

That will turn into….this What features of this stand out? Remember, visual and audio. Pick Me, Wheel

One: Keep it Quick Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, one of the most famous in history just 10 seconds long Break your segments into 10 seconds For each 10 seconds write: Time What you hear What you see Write the “Script” or the words exactly as they will be read.

Two: Give a Strong Introduction Get attention Boring loses listeners Brainstorm how you might introduce a party at Gatsby’s house What would be the big thing that stands out? People? Food? Music? Pick Me Wheel here

Three: Finish Strong “Summarize story Leave the audience wanting to know more

Four: Use Everyday Language Write like someone would speak “We’re” not we are Don’t use words the audience will not know (they want to feel smart) Remember, someone is on the other end of the camera It’s okay to be Joey! Click me

Five: Practice, Polish, and Perfect Rehearse Someone else Epic Fail!

Six: Posture and Voice Script Template

Let’s Practice! Template here Beginning news report here