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Post by Jamison on Dec 3, 2012 19:16:16 GMT -6
Well, there's no right or wrong way to do it, I don't think, but telephone conversations can be a bit tricky. I normally use a method called INTERCUT, where you establish the two separate locations only once, than add something like "INTERCUT with scene # 2" and follow that up with the dialogue, that way you don't have to repeat the scene heading every time you change locations.
Example:
Or, if you just want to stay on one location, and focus on one of the two people on the phone, you can just use parentheticals like (OVER PHONE) or (V.O.). Hope that helps.
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Post by David on Dec 3, 2012 19:16:21 GMT -6
You could cut the screen in half and have a character on each side. Your way also works
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Post by Jamison on Dec 3, 2012 19:32:22 GMT -6
I personally don't think it's needed all of the time, but I would put it in there just to make sure no one gets confused when reading the scene; thinking the characters are in the same room, instead of over the phone. So, just to avoid any confusion, I would put it throughout the conversation.
Edit: Haha! Yeah, he gets the girl, eventually. Though, I'm sure Megan is a succubus so, he loses in the long run.
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