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Script Analysis Worksheet

This document provides a worksheet template for analyzing scripts. It includes categories for analyzing a script's structure, story, characters, text, and overall elements. Under each category are topics to address such as organization, settings, dramatic action, relationships between characters, word choice in dialogue, and how the script conveys its central idea to the intended audience. The goal is to provide a comprehensive breakdown and summary of all key elements in a script.

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Script Analysis Worksheet

This document provides a worksheet template for analyzing scripts. It includes categories for analyzing a script's structure, story, characters, text, and overall elements. Under each category are topics to address such as organization, settings, dramatic action, relationships between characters, word choice in dialogue, and how the script conveys its central idea to the intended audience. The goal is to provide a comprehensive breakdown and summary of all key elements in a script.

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Script Analysis Worksheet

Address each topic for each category. Some information can be put on this (or another) sheet, and some will need to be in your script. When
completing the worksheet, simply put “see script” for those topics that are dealt with there. See Chapter 4 for explanations of each category and
topic.
I. Structure II. Story III. Character IV. Text V. Overall

A. Organization A. Given Circumstances A. Status A. Structure of Dialogue A. Idea

B. Settings/Locations B. Whose story is it? B. Function B. Function of Dialogue B. Philosophy

C. Characters C. Dramatic Action C. Relationships C. Word Choice/Syntax C. Atmosphere

D. Stage Directions D. Rhythm/Pace D. Objectives and D. Characteristics of D. Central Image


Obstacles Dialogue

E. Special Features/Needs E. Arc E. Arc E. Imagery E. Audience

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