Now, this isn’t to say that dialogue ... script is a lot of white space because it’s easy on the eye for readers. Large chunks of text encourage people to glaze over or skim your words ...

It’s where you spell out what’s happening ... like in the script for “The Conjuring.” If you’re writing a comedy, remember that jokes aren’t exclusive to dialogue.

Most candidates research the company, the interviewer, and the job, then jot down notes on what they’ll say and write ... your script. This will result in a back-and-forth dialogue that mirrors ...

In most writing, you might write things like 'he said', but in a script you just write dialogue. We put the character’s name on the left, and what they need to say on the right. Mick ...

But just because you shouldn’t write a script doesn’t mean you shouldn’t jot down any notes at all. You can still prepare for an off-the-cuff talk–here’s what it takes. It doesn’t ...