I often find that putting dialogue onto the page for your characters is one of them ore challenging aspects of all writing.

“Not Easily Broken” is a marriage-in-crisis melodrama baked from the Tyler Perry recipe. Take a good-looking, mostly African-American cast, put them in an affluent setting, paint the characters in ...

Hi, I'm working on a script that creates a polyline (named "L") and a series of circles (each named "C"), then does a one-rail sweep. I'm doing this hundreds of times, so I can't afford to sit there ...

The play will normally be written with character names indicating who speaks which line and in which order. There are plays where this is stated less clearly, leaving more decisions for the director ...

Muffled dialogue is usually a settings problem, not a script problem, and a few targeted tweaks can make voices suddenly snap ...