Scripting for Media: Language of Scripts and Types of Script (P1)

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Script One: Fight Club (American Movie)

Script 2: Doctor Who (British TV Show)

Script 3: A History of Paper (British Radio)

Script Four: Call of Juarez (American Video Game)

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