Screenplay, written text that provides the basis for a film production.
After that, Baldwin published what I consider a kind of screenplay: the text for Richard Avedon's 1964 book of civil-rights-themed photographs, "Nothing Personal".
I mean the overwriting; the scraps of screenplay and text messaging; and the elaborate structure that never convinced me it had a purpose beyond being willful and showy and afraid of directness.
The Städel Museum, in Frankfurt, had commissioned him to reinterpret paintings from its collection; he had responded by creating large panels that juxtaposed fragments of text from screenplays with visual details scanned from works at the Städel.
For "Caesar Must Die" the brothers brought in a collaborator, Fabio Cavalli, to help distill and shape the Shakespearean text into a screenplay.
Christopher Fry, the writer of the screenplay, tried not to change the text of the Bible.
Anthony Hopkins's Welsh Uncle Ieuan, in the movie "August," reciting fragments of Chekhov's text from a sanitized screenplay.
Keable himself found the screenplay so altered from the original text, he wryly proposed that he write another novel based on it.
Save the screenplay into all of the various formats it provides: text, html, pdf, etc.
Surely not, and the same rules should apply to any other printed text, whether it's a newspaper article, a screenplay, or a coming-of-age German novel.
