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Sure, but you've elided the actor, director, and the rest of the crew from the equation from the equation. Equating the script to the document seems a bit off,
by smitty1e 2y ago
Sure, but you've elided the actor, director, and the rest of the crew from the equation from the equation.
Equating the script to the document seems a bit off, IMO.
- watwut 2y agoIf the script contains one dimensional characters, there is only so much actors can do. The rest of the crew even less so. Director is able to have some influence, but he still needs to work with script as it is. Writing a bit more complex characters/plot takes skills contemporary film writers just don't have - even if the source material has that. And it would take a bit of additional time too, so they don't have option to develop those skills.
- smitty1e 2y agoYour attention is drawn to Christoph Waltz working out on the theme to "Sesame Street": https://youtu.be/nr5MXQGhft4?si=SUfMtGKq8QQoY3Kh https://youtu.be/nr5MXQGhft4?si=SUfMtGKq8QQoY3Kh (Not to refute your point that modern scripts are more Hemingway than Updike in terms of linguistic sophistication.)