The phrase "dialogue script" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the written version of a conversation or exchange between characters in a play, movie, or other form of media. Example: The playwright handed out copies of the dialogue script to the actors before the first table read.
The comedians work out their next moves on the fly, unburdened by a dialogue script.
The PlayStation 2 release featured bonus material, including voice casting outtakes, artworks, a soundtrack, trailers, the game's dialogue script, and a compilation of Nosgoth's history.
They have lead-generation, dialogue scripts, internal escalation, training and even quotas.
From a minimal-dialogue script written by Miller, comic-book artist Brendan McCarthy and Nico Lathouris and composed primarily of 3,500 storyboards, "Fury Road" churns with such nonstop invention and virtuosic filmmaking that it led to critical acclaim, grossed $375 million worldwide and, gratifyingly for Miller, passed his "car park" test for audiences.
rules that govern the concert-reading format, MTG productions may vary somewhat in style, but the actors must perform dialogue with script in hand.
He had been worrying about how to deal with the sheer amount of dialogue the script contained.
Opens with a short dialogue in script form, in which Cathy reveals to Heathcliff that her husband Edgar Linton has a collection of novelty nutcrackers.
All of the drama comes from the dialogue (the script is by Bo Goldman, who wrote "Melvin and Howard" and adapted "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest") and from the actors' faces.
Another problem is that Fassbinder's dialogue (the script has been adapted by Mr. Belton and Barbara Sauermann from a translation by Denis Calandra), which realistically ascribes to the characters a self-dramatizing banality, demands imagination and confidence from the actors, and the two principals aren't up to it.
"It became theatrical when he became sick, and it was his heart". The word "heart" appears fully 19 times in Alibar's finished screenplay — in dialogue, in script directions and, yes, in the voice-over spoken by Hushpuppy, a rural Louisiana girl whose own father's heart may be killing him.
He plans to produce the movie without dialogue, as scripts detracted from the "feeling" of the book, he said.
