ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A special new feature of Screenplaying debuts as we introduce "Scriptplaying," short, sweet and super-informative mini-tutorials on aspects of the craft of screenwriting from James Napoli, Director of Screenwriting at Western Colorado University's Graduate Program in Creative Writing.
In this episode, discover the inherent power in deciding (sometimes) to either streamline dialogue in a scene, or not use it all, and how these choices inform filmgoers' and script readers' experience of your screen stories.
Screenplaying is the official podcast of Western's GPCW and The Crested Butte Film Festival.
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Our theme music is by Levgen Poltavasky at Pixabay, and our audio wizard is Mike Janowski.
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