This document discusses different types of scripts used in various media like comics, performing arts, and recorded media. It defines scripts as the blueprint that outlines the flow of conversation between characters and helps audiences understand the story. The document provides tips for writing a good script, including considering the audience's perspective and outlining themes, characters, plot, and dialogue. It also describes common plot structures like episodic, rising action, quest, and transformation plots. Key elements of a plot like exposition, conflict, complications, and climax are defined.

1. Script

2. Types of Scripts
Comics
Performing Arts
Recorded Media

3. DEFINITION AND
IMPORTANCE OF
THE SCRIPT

4.  The soul of the Play
Denotes the flow of the conversation
between the characters
Helps in comprehension of the audience
about the characters.
The literary part of the play
It serves as a blue print of the play.

5. HOW TO MAKE A
GOOD SCRIPT

6. • The first thing to think about when
preparing a script is to put yourself in
the audience’s shoes.
–Theme
–Make an outline
–Make the story
• Characters
• Plot
• Dialogue

7. PLOT
• Classifications of the plot
– Episodic: Episodic plots involve episodes: several events
are linked together with each event or “episode”
containing a possible climax.
– Rising Action: This plot contains a conflict, tension, and
climax to resolve the conflict.
– Quest: This type involves an adventurer who sets off on a
journey and reaches a goal.
– Transformation: In this variety of plot, a person changes
character because of an experience.
– Revenge or Justice: In a revenge story, a bad thing
happens, but eventually everything
works out evenly.

8. PLOT
• Exposition
• It is an introduction to the setting and characters.
• Conflict
• This struggle or conflict can be anything from a concept
in one person’s head to a battle between characters
– Complications
» make the conflict even more interesting.
• Climax
• The climax happens when the conflict is resolved in
some way.

9. By:
Geraldine Patricia Cana
Valerie Durias
Dianne Nicole Esquivel
Charmaine Michelle Lacson