What does Taiben mean?

Question 1: What does a line mean? Part/dialogue/lines/lines are what the characters say in the drama performance. It is the main means for playwrights to express plots, portray characters and embody themes. It is also a basic part of the script.

Characteristics of the line:

1. Action

Drama is the art of action. It must quickly develop the actions of the characters and make them have sharp conflicts within the limited stage performance time, thus revealing the thoughts, personalities and feelings of the characters. This requires that lines obey dramatic actions and have the characteristics of actions. The function of lines is to promote the progress of the plot. Each character's lines in the script should be produced in the character conflict, which can reflect the character's attitude and reaction to the conflict, strongly impact the soul of the conflicting opponent, urge the other party to take new actions and actively participate in the conflict, and thus promote the continuous development of the character relationship and drama plot. The function of lines is to reveal the rich and complicated inner activities of characters. Generally speaking, there are two ways of expression, one is to express one's mind directly, and the other is "subtext". Straight lines are sometimes carried out through monologues; Subtext contains complex and hidden unfinished words and implied meanings, which can be embodied in many forms, such as pun, hesitation, suggestion and conciseness. The function of lines also lies in that they can provide the basis for actors to find accurate stage movements during their performances. The final completion of drama creation must be carried out on the stage. Therefore, the writing of lines must take into account the needs of performing arts creation and let the actors move on the stage.

2. Personality

The shaping of the characters in the script can only be accomplished by the characters' own lines and actions, and it must be carried out in a limited time and space. These two factors put forward high requirements for the personalization of script lines. To personalize lines, we must first master the language characteristics of characters according to their origins, ages, occupations, upbringing, experiences, social status and times. We must restrain thousands of people. Secondly, the portrayal of lines also requires the playwright to firmly grasp the development of the characters' personalities, grasp the changes of the dramatic situations, grasp the complicated relationships of the characters, and write the only words that the characters can say here and now. Not only can the lines of different characters in the script not be confused with each other, but also the lines of the same character in different drama scenes cannot be exchanged at will. The key to realize the individuality of lines is that the playwright is familiar with life and the characters in his works, and when writing, he goes deep into the soul of the characters, puts himself in their shoes and tries to figure out the language ways and characteristics of the characters expressing their hearts.

3. poetic

Drama should establish a distinct artistic image in front of the audience through the lines of the characters in a limited time and space, so that the audience can be infected and tempted by the fate of the characters, which requires the lines of the script to have poetic characteristics and strength. The poeticization of lines does not mean that everyone should adopt poetic style, but let poetry permeate the lines. Therefore, lines must be emotional and infectious; Vivid and expressive; Refined, subtle, and strive to express rich content and far-reaching artistic conception with the most concise and concentrated words.

4. Oral English

In order to let the audience clearly understand the plot, understand the characters and accept the writer's explanation of life, the lines must be easy to understand and colloquial. Spoken language makes lines full of life, cordial and natural. Proper use of folk languages such as idioms, proverbs, two-part allegorical sayings and even slang contributes to the colloquialism of lines. While paying attention to colloquialism, we should also pay attention to the standardization and purity of language, and pay attention to the refining and processing of life language, so as to make it an artistic language of image life.

Question 2: What do lines mean? The words, dialogues, monologues, and sides of the characters in a dramatic performance.

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Question 3: The word contribution is formulated as a plot in Taiwan Province.

Refers to a more mechanical or fixed mode of plot design.

customary rule

Refers to an accepted drama element, or stylized treatment, or theme category.

Helicopter mounted aerial photography

A camera stand fixed to a helicopter for aerial photography.

Costume designer

A professional who designs clothes for film actors.

Ancient costume film

Refers to a movie with ancient life or history as the theme and characters on the screen wearing ancient costumes.

wardrobe attendant

During the filming, the staff responsible for collecting and keeping clothes.

Cover shot covering lens

This establishes the relationship between all the characters in the scene and the space, and is a shot taken from a wide perspective.

Crane photographic elevator

A large wheeled support machine with a movable shaft to support the camera.

Creative geography creative space

A montage refers to the fact that shots taken in different places show spatial identity after editing.

In and out.

Refers to the actor entering the scene from one side of the picture or appearing towards one side of the picture.

Cross cutting and cross splicing

Switch from one line of action to another.

Cross-cutting and cross-splicing

A clip between two or more lines in a movie to show a plot or action. Such as: night and fog (1955)

Prompt signal

A designated signal, action, gesture or line, which is used to prompt an actor or technician to prepare for an action.

Prompt card

A large cardboard with lines and dialogues written on it.

Cult film

Sub-cultural films attract people in a certain social circle, flaunt or inspire a special lifestyle.

Cutting, cutting

The two films are directly connected without special treatment (such as dissolution and scraping).

sectional view

Suddenly add a scene related to the content but not related to the main action to the main play.

Cut, cut, jump shot

Snapshots that appear in the schema but are not part of it. Before the side jump, you can pick up the shot where the actor looks out of the picture, or you can show what the actor didn't notice in the previous shot. For example, in a chase, you can insert a scene of a pasture.

cut into

A shot inserted into an action or paragraph for some purpose.

do action

Comics are used to show the skill of repeating an action or a group of actions many times.

Daytime night photography daytime night scene

A photography technique that refers to shooting scenes at night during the day.

Luxurious color Teli Qicai

That is, Eastman color negative film shooting, new york Terry color printing company developed film.

Clear definition

The clarity of every detail shadow and its boundary on the image.

Defocusing transition

A transitional mode, that is, turning the focus of the lens until the whole scene becomes completely blurred, and then refocusing after the transition to consider the temporal and spatial changes in the scene.

Density density

The amount of metallic silver or dye formed after film exposure and development.

depth of field

The depth of a scene that forms a clear image on photographic film.

depth of field

Refers to the distance between the lens and the film plane in a camera.

Direct cinema is a kind of direct cinema, with live shooting, non-fiction and micro-vision. It uses light cameras and tape recorders to record the actual situation of the incident, using only its own voice. It first came from Abeso.

Direct photography

Refers to the shooting operation of the scene action that is not affected by the camera intervention.

be in charge of/supervisor

In film production, people who are responsible for artistic creation such as commentary and technical supervision are not only in front of the camera ... >>

Question 4: What's the difference between a script and a script? How to transform novel text into visual script? The script is a popular literature script. It seems that the Taiwanese script refers to something, and the script is for shooting after the break.

Usually, chicken scripts are basically stereotyped, and there is nothing wrong with the scripts.

My personal understanding may be that the script contains the plot outline, biography, outline, script and so on, while the script is just a script.

It depends on how the novel text is transformed into a visual script! Some novels are inherently visual. Others mainly describe the mind.

Transformation, sometimes it is necessary to restructure the story and set up conflicts. Sometimes it is clear to be familiar with the creative mode of the script.

How to express explanatory words with pictures? I think if you want to be meticulous, you can use some details, or arrange plays and performances! Lazy, you ask people to use some details when they speak, just like you describe the history of the characters. Take it with you. Remember not to use words or narration directly! Unless there is a special need.

One beat, two beats, three beats. I don't understand.

Question 5: What is a literary script? Refers to the script specially used for stage performance, also known as the script of lines. It is to write all the predetermined words at the party and attach notes, such as the change of lighting effect, the rise and fall of background music and so on. Generally speaking, it is a traffic script.

Question 6: What's the difference between desktop, mirror, design draft and original painting? Although there are many storms in the rivers and lakes, there is always a quiet harbor where boats can temporarily berth, thus gaining temporary peace and enrichment of the mind.

Question 7: What do the words animation script, text split-shot desktop and picture split-shot desktop mean? What is the difference? Please tell me more details. An animated script can be understood as a novel, mainly telling a story. The word segmentation table is the descriptive words written by the director after reading the script, and the picture segmentation table is also called the segmentation mirror. Is to turn words into pictures.

Question 8: What does the subtext mean? Subtext:

In the dictionary, it is interpreted as "the implication between the lines or not fully expressed between the lines", which is "there is something in the words" in a popular saying. People often use "subtext" to express their inner thoughts that are inconvenient to say (with irony), but although people hear this meaning, they have hardships.

Don't underestimate the role of subtext. Actors not only make full use of it to enrich the expression of lines in film and television dramas, but also benefit you a lot in many places.

Question 9: What are the basic lines? Actors should not only recite lines word for word, but also express their feelings in the camera.