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SCREENWRITER
{History of screenwriting
Areas of activity
Prominent figures}
Lights! Camera! Action!

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WHO IS THIS?
A screenwriter (also called scriptwriter, scribe, or scenarist) is a writer who practices the craft of screenwriting, writing screenplays on which mass media, such as films, television programs, and video games, are based.

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FEATURES OF THE PROFESSION
-Freelance profession
-Character Creation
-Share your fantasy with the whole world
-Opportunity to work from home

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CHARACTER TRAITS
A GOOD SCREENWRITER SHOULD:
-Have a rich imagination
-Love your job
-Be able to describe actions in detail
-Be well read
-Be creative

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WHO WAS FIRST?
Roy McCardell is considered the world's first screenwriter. In 1900 he was invited to join the “Mutoscope & Biograph” company
The idea of film had always been in humanity’s mind, just like the idea of flight. It is possible that the very first “screenwriters” were those earliest storytellers who told highly visual stories in caves to the rest of their tribe, stories that their listeners could literally see, at least in their mind’s eye.

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THE SILENT AGE
In The Silent Age of Cinema (from the earliest films at the end of the 1800s to the release of The Jazz Singer, the first successful sound film in 1927), screenwriting as we know it today did not really exist, or at least it only existed in half the form that it does today. As there was no way of capturing dialogue and hence no need for it, the emphasis of “writing” for cinema was purely on the formulation of the story, or plot.

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A NEW STAGE IN SCREENWRITING
With sound came dialogue and thus the screenwriter as we know the role today was effectively invented at the end of the 1920s, especially in Hollywood. As the major teething problems with sound were finally fixed over the next few years, there was an enormous appetite for writers of all kinds to produce detailed scripts with detailed lines of dialogue that could then be mass-produced by the studios.