This document provides guidance on writing scripts for films. It explains that a film script tells a story through conceptual elements and audiovisual components. An effective script structure includes a beginning, middle, and end. The beginning hooks the audience and establishes the film's core idea. The middle is challenging and must present a logical chain of events to prove the core idea. It can be divided into independent sequences that collectively drive the story forward. The ending should be both inevitable and unexpected, leaving the audience with a lasting impression that determines their overall opinion of the film. Proper script structure and pacing are essential to an engaging narrative.

1. WRITING SCRIPT FOR FILMS
J.Janardhan

2. HOW TO WRITE SCRIPT?
 Music would be noise without a story
 A Painting would be just a collage with out a story
 Across the art forms, story is as variable
 Its not just a collection of words
 But compilation of conceptual elements that tell a story
 These elements bring together with audiovisual elements
 That create good films

3. HOW TO WRITE SCRIPT?
 Every film or fiction tells a story
 The story and its structure make the difference
 Film story too has three broad structural elements.
 A beginning
 A middle
 An end
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4. THE BEGINNING
 The beginning sets the audience to pay attention
 It also sets tone and mood for the film
 It hints at surprises that lie ahead
 A good beginning creates an audiovisual hook
 Establishes the core assertion of the film
 Creates curiosity among the audience
 Creates the elements of consequences

5. THE MIDDLE
 Script writers focus on the dramatic beginning and ending
 The middle part of the film is big challenge
 The key to a good middle is structure
 Make sure to presents a chain of logics to prove its core
assertion.
 Each event or action must keeping with the subject and tone of
the film
 The tight structure will result in dynamic and interesting
middle

6. THE MIDDLE
 The middle it helps to divide it further into independent parts
 Which come together to form a whole and tell story
 A good middle consists of good sequences
 Which also have their own beginnings, middles and ends
 Within the sequences, the flow of events determines these
parameters
 S.W must allot a particular message for each sequence
 Ensure that each sequence has an impact on its own

7. THE MIDDLE
 The script writer can unify the followings
 Concept
 Action
 Setting
 Character
 Mood
 The Elements of pacing-Rhythm and Tempo
 Beats are useful technique in creating pace for the film
 Linear Vs Non-linear time

8. THE END
 The ending must be both inevitable and unexpected
 End of the film is what the audience takes home with them
 It is the primary factor that determines audience opinion
 Broadly speaking, there are two types of film endings
Closed end
Open end

9. Thank You