He is an artist whose particular brand of American strangeness grows along with his strengths, many of which — a sense of high drama, and a deep understanding of how the patriarchy wants to hold on to just that — are not immediately apparent in his minimal scripts, which look, on the page, less like dialogue than like poems.
He is an artist whose particular brand of American strangeness grows along with his strengths, many of which a sense of high drama, and a deep understanding of how the patriarchy wants to hold on to just that are not immediately apparent in his minimal scripts, which look, on the page, less like dialogue than like poems.
The royal cameo guests delivered their lines particularly stiffly, even though they had been entrusted with minimal script.
He and his stars even burned the minimal script one cold night to get a fire going in their cabin.
Since I was not actually psychic, the Psychic Readers Network provided me with a minimal script to read and a computer program that simulated a tarot card spread.
I can't articulate it, but I think that's the point: to experience it and to have the minimal script make you feel suspect about your own language.
His latest work, Irreversible, a rape-revenge fantasy inspired by exploitation staples such as Death Wish, Sam Peckinpahs Straw Dogs, and Abel Ferraras Ms. 45, was mostly improvised from a minimal script.
His latest work, Irreversible, a rape-revenge fantasy inspired by exploitation staples such as Death Wish, Sam Peckinpah's Straw Dogs, and Abel Ferrara's Ms. 45, was mostly improvised from a minimal script.
If funding is available it would be helpful to develop and pre-test a TBA flip chart with colourful pictures, key messages and minimal script that TBAs could use as a tool when discussing health topics with village women.
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.
On the commercial West End, new writing is more or less extinct in a landscape that has pretty much ceded that theatrical terrain to the not-for-profit theaters that can showcase untested scripts with minimal risk to all concerned.
