This document provides an overview of script formatting for interactive media, including guidelines for slug lines, character names, dialogue, and transitions. It explains that slug lines include location and time, character names always come before dialogue to indicate who is speaking, and dialogue can include descriptions of a character's actions or how they speak. The document also mentions extra characters that have limited dialogue.

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HISTORIE OG
KARAKTERUTVIKLING FOR
INTERAKTIVE MEDIER

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Slug lines
1.INT,EXT,P.O.V
2.Location
3.Time
INT.SCHOOLCLASSROOM- EARLYMORNING

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INT.SCHOOLCLASSROOM-EARLYMORNING
Tron(24) dressedinblackburstsintotheclassroomignoringthe
twentyorsomething studentswhowitnesshimobviouslylooking
forsomething. Hestopstopickupagunandwalksout withasmile
onhisface.Thestudentsarebaffled.
Dettebeskriverhvasomskjer,oghvilkekarakterer(hvisnoen)somerinvolvert.

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Character kommeralltidoverDialogogfortellerosshvilken karaktersomsnakker.
TRON
Ihavesomethingtosaytoyou.

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Ordenekarakteren(e)sier.
FATHER
Listen.
(pause)
You willbeagreatstoryteller.
SON
Youthinkso?

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Dissebrukesinnenfordialogforåbeskrivehvaen karaktergjør,hvemhan/hun
snakkermed,ellerhvordanhan/hunsnakker.
TRON
(cryingandsleepy)
Isitreallytimetoleave?
ALIEN
(closelyhuggingTron)
Yes,mytimeisoverhere.

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En redigertovergang.
• CUTTO:
• DISSOLVETO:
• FADE IN:
• FADE OUT:
• FADE toBLACK:
• etc

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En"ekstra" karakter somharbegrensettaleimanuskriptet.

9. TAKK FOR OPPMERKSOMHETEN