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TALK THE TALK
PENNY PENNISTON
A Dialogue Workshopfor Scriptwriters
MICHAEL WIESE PRODUCTIONS
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CONTENTS
Acknowledgments
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Introduction
xi
Why You Need This Book
xi
How to Use This Book
xii
The Voice: How People Talk
1
Lesson One:Capturing the Voice
3
Lesson 1: Script Analysis Exercise
5
Lesson 1: Beginner Exercise
6
Lesson 1: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
8
Lesson 1: Solo Exercise
11
Lesson Two:Imitating a Voice
13
Lesson 2: Script Analysis Exercise
14
Lesson 2: Beginner Exercise
15
Lesson 2: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
17
Lesson 2: Solo Exercise
20
Lesson Three:Creating an Original Voice
21
Lesson 3: Script Analysis Exercise
23
Lesson 3: Beginner Exercise
24
Lesson 3: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
26
Lesson 3: Solo Exercise
27
TALK THE TALK
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Dialogue: How People Talk to Each Other
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Lesson Four:Status
33
Lesson 4: Script Analysis Exercise
35
Lesson 4: Beginner Exercise
36
Lesson 4: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
37
Lesson 4: Solo Exercise
39
Lesson Five:Give and Take
41
Lesson 5: Script Analysis Exercise
42
Lesson 5: Beginner Exercise
44
Lesson 5: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
46
Lesson 5: Solo Exercise
48
Lesson Six:Building Dialogue
51
Lesson 6: Script Analysis Exercise
52
Lesson 6: Beginner Exercise
54
Lesson 6: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
55
Lesson 6: Solo Exercise
58
Lesson Seven:Dialogue on Shifting Sands
61
Lesson 7: Script Analysis Exercise
63
Lesson 7: Beginner Exercise
64
Lesson 7: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
66
Lesson 7: Solo Exercise
68
Lesson Eight:Strengths and Weaknesses
71
Lesson 8: Script Analysis Exercise
74
Lesson 8: Beginner Exercise
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Lesson 8: Intermediate and Advanced Exercise
77
Lesson 8: Solo Exercise
78
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