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Dialogue

Published on Jan 15, 2016

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

DIALOGUE

BY DILLON NEGRAO ALEX MECO ERICK ESTRADA JR

WHAT IS DIALOGUE?

  • Dialogue is a set of statements or questions built as a live conversation.
  • Dialogue can be between 2 or more people and in some cases may be between a person and themself.

FIRST FIVE FACTS

  • Through each character you create, you figure out little by little what they say and do.
  • Show compassion for a villain if you have one. Even a villain has a heart and a hero has flaws.
  • Do not include too much unusual dialect, it will be too difficult for readers.
  • Dialogue should be more dramatic than in real life.
  • Characters should be distinguishable by their voice and rhythm.

SECOND FIVE FACTS

  • You should be able to learn a character's heart through what they say.
  • Try to make conversations believable and not too forced, more fluent.
  • Make your dialogue well formatted and mature, if it is childish, it will ruin the story's content.
  • Include a character's conversation as well as their unspoken thoughts so the readers get a better understanding of the character that other figures in the story do not.
  • Try to make each character sound different from the rest.

*Writing Activity*
Write a conversation between two or more characters and improve upon it with what was in the power point.