Textbook Drama Script 20 is urgently needed, how to write a textbook play

First determine what kind of story you want to write, and then write the character setting (name, personality, life background, etc., this part is very important, because the plot is driven by the character's reaction, and the character's reaction, behavior, and tone all depend on the character setting).

Then there is the outline of the content of the story (at this stage, the entire plot direction should be roughly formulated, including conflict points, foreshadowing, etc., basically following the beginning and end to write, which is the source of the trouble, at that time, we envy the screenwriter Li State Teacher once said that the so-called good plot is unexpected, reasonable).

Then there is the outline of the scenes, which arranges what happens in each scene according to the plot of the play, mainly to remind yourself of what happened here when writing the dialogue.

When the two first meet, A mistakes B for a friend.

and so on).

Once the outline is complete, you can start writing the dialogue and scene description, the detailed scene description can help structure the situation and allow the actors to participate in the play, and the dialogue is as colloquial as possible (unless it is a costume) and depends on the character's personality.

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1. A good article comes from life, write about what you see and hear; Write about your personal experience; Write your true feelings, such an article will be vivid and touching.

2. Writing is not something that can be achieved overnight. But in today's test-taking education, there are a few tricks you might as well learn. For example, memorize more good paragraphs, good beginnings and endings. Try it out for exam preparation.

4. Establish a novel and unique article title. Sometimes it can do more with less.

Textbook Drama:

Shaving time for one day.

Location: Barbershop.

Character Little Petain.

Barbershop owner.

There are a number of barber guests.

Little Petain (swaggering into the barbershop) I'm going to shave my head!

Boss (smiling and touching Petain's head) Yo, it's our Petain, please take a seat.

Little Petain (impatiently shakes off the boss's hand and holds the glasses on the bridge of his nose) I'm an adult, you should call.

I, Mr. Pétain.

Boss: Mr. Pétain, please be seated! (handing over the newspaper) Mr. Pétain is invited to read the newspaper.

Little Petain: Oh! (takes the newspaper) Oops! I don't know much of the words on it! No, I can't.

People found out that I didn't know how to read. (I read it very carefully and flipped through the newspaper loudly.) ）

Boss Mr. Pétain, it's time for you to shave your head.

Pétain: Hmm! (Swaggering into a chair.) ）

Barber Little Petain, is he still shaved as usual?

Pétain: No, please give me a little cut.

Barber: What? Small splits??

Little Petain (Definitely) yes! It is the most popular split now.

Barber It is not suitable for small children to cut their heads!

I'm not a child, I'm an adult! I'm going to have to sort out the little ones.

Barber: Okay. (Haircut for little Petain) Mr. Petain, the little split is done.

The guest next to him (looking in the mirror, satisfied) Well, it's really good, after shaving his face, he is really in a lot of energy!

You're really good at what you do.

Little Petain (gesturing to the gentleman next to him) I'm going to be like him.

Barber: What do you mean ......Shave?

Little Petain: Yes, shave!

Barber: Okay! (Lay the chair flat and let Beckin lie down on his back and sit aside to read the newspaper.) ）

Little Petain (lying on the chair, waiting for a long time, angry) Barber, why don't you put down the newspaper yet, let me.

When will I shave my face?

The barber (leisurely flipping through the newspaper) is waiting for you to grow a beard! Dear Monsieur Pétain,

The crowd laughed, and little Petain left the barbershop in a gloomy manner. ）