Sentence examples for more tightly scripted from inspiring English sources
We don't need any more tightly scripted cinematic hallway shooters".
Not that Baumbach needs my advice, but he should compare her performances in those three films to the one she gave in the Duplass brothers' comic horror film "Baghead": she's good in it, but the story is more tightly scripted and she appears a bit constrained.
But the Globes serve up cocktails and an air of whimsy and unpredictability in contrast to the more tightly scripted Academy Awards.
But that show – looser, more improvised – is less fun to adapt than the tightly scripted Seinfeld, which fell neatly into traditional three-act structure.
Exactly what that means when both soloists' lines are tightly scripted is difficult to say: this was more of a staged fistfight than a true barroom brawl.
But as long as conventions are tightly scripted exercises in friction-free salesmanship, they no more merit a full media army than an auto show.
Whereas stand-up storytellers like Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock tear through tightly scripted bits like comedic machines, Mr. Showalter's routine is more akin to a college lecture (he does teach graduate screenwriting workshops at N.Y.U).
How tightly scripted is it?
Conventions are tightly scripted events, and no beat plays unplanned.
Mr. Takemura gave the evening's most tightly scripted performance.
story lines are notoriously gnarled and tightly scripted.
