Dialogue: The Art of Verbal Action for Page, Stage, and Screen

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Introduction, Robert McGee, Dialogue: Page, Stage and Screen Speech Acto Art, p. 16 to 17

Drama depends on the development of their dialogue. Dialogue is a verbal change between characters. As mentioned in most novels, there is no explanation or comment about actions, so dialogue must convey the entire story. An excellent playwright has opened up a way to clarify individuality, advance actions, and introduce themes by efficiently using dialogue. The conversation is spoken with another character by one character, then they respond. But sometimes, like Shakespeare's Hamlet, the character shows monologue and he or she will speak with him or herself on stage. In many cases, such statements are important because they are considered to be particularly true. When people talk to each other they may cheat, but in general, when they speak, they have no reason to tell the truth.

There is not much meaning in the conversation "Please call me by your name." And when there is a conversation it will not last long. The vast majority of communication between people on the screen is basically half of nonverbal or physical. Anyway, this is not a bad thing. My favorite movie is "2001: Space Roaming" and you can start shooting without dialogue in about 20 minutes. I am fine. This is a wonderful moment between my father and my son trying to connect all the emotions of an hour and a half before reminding the audience. Elio's father implicitly acknowledges that he knows he loves a man but not only accepts it but he is pleased that his son has found such a special friendship .