Question

Which of the following is a difference between writing for the stage and writing for the screen?

A. Writing for the stage involves more gestures and dialogue.
B. Screen writing includes directions about camera angles.
C. Writing for the stage calls for more careful descriptions of setting.
D. Screen writing requires less insight into the characters.

Answer 1

b, screen writing includes directions bout camera angles

Answer 2

Answer:

Hi! The answer would be option B, Screen writing includes directions about camera angles.

Explanation:

When you do screen writing you focus on the activity or process of writing screenplays for mass media such as feature films, television productions or video games. Since your audience will rely a lot on what they see, screenwriters have to come up not only with dialogue but also with visuals such as camera angles so that their audience can see what the writers are envisioning.