Media Foundations

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Media Foundations
Scripts
A script is a vital document that outlines all necessary aspects of a given story and shows all the necessary elements to narrate that particular story. Because the film is a visual medium, it is important to display the audience the story instead of narrating it to them. In the preparation of scripts and movies, it is necessary to understand the concept of the particular film and what it seeks to represent. The film should be open and transparent in terms of structure, length, and purpose. Before a movie undergoes production, the screenplay is often written many times to ensure that it meets the necessary standards and quality that is needed.
To make a good script, one should have an interesting story to tell that will capture the attention of the audience. Once this has been achieved, and then it will be possible to motivate the audience and keep them interested in the story. Once obtained, then the entire story will flow in the desired direction. Another fundamental part of the scriptwriting is ensuring that the story has the necessary flow and imagination. To achieve this, one should employ the use of the essential functions needed for the successful implementation of the script.

Media Experience
In the perspective of the global media economy, many television and radio programs are no longer made for global consumption, but nowadays, they are promoted to be used …