RDR2 is a technical feat and a marvel of realism because the sun sets and the land changes beneath it, and sprinting down a street elicits hundreds of different scripted replies from the people around you – surprise, shock, anger, fear – and because you kick down your campfire with a sizzle of your boot.
"Why do you ask?" This one can stop the entire topic, most people who ask are giving a scripted response and you'll get some amusing replies as they try to figure out why the pace of your personal life matters to them.
It's important not to sound scripted when replying, as this can make your answers sound stilted and lack personality.
(Interestingly, when my colleague Amy Kaufman asked Jordan about the fact that this film is based on real events but scripted, he replied, "Somebody asked me how would you feel if this movie was done as a documentary. [And] I don't think it would reach the masses as much as it has. It's too real. They're getting something that they don't realize they're getting. Hide the medicine in the food").
Ms. Diallo's French lawyer, Thibault de Montbrial, branded the interview "a public relations exercise, without any spontaneity, neither in the questions nor the replies — scripted down to each gesture".
When Sawyer asked her about concerns that she's "scripted, cautious and safe," Clinton replied: I understand why some people may have seen that.
So far, advertisers who go to the trouble to do this aren't getting the response they wanted: "I was asked to send in my logs so I spent over an hour compiling logs over the time period in question, and they replied with their fucking scripted bullshit.
As your customer asks questions, make sure that you are directly addressing the question instead of replying with nothing more than a scripted line.
"Homecoming" is the first scripted podcast from Gimlet Media, home to series like "Reply All" and "StartUp," and is billed as a "psychological thriller" and cast with A-list actors.
When replying to questions, he tries to answer them, rather than simply shooting out scripted sound-bites.
