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Another question which I think you have already answered. You would use the (V.O.) if a character was talking to themselves? Or perhaps mumbling or thinking to themselves? Note: Just found this to be true.

Thanks all, I believe I have it. :yes:

Thanks! So this should work if the phone is seen. ANSWERING MACHINE (V.O.) blah blah blah JIMMY'S ANSWERING MACHINE (V.O.) blah blah blah :huh:

I know avoid the phone call. Well I have a scene in my script where closure is a message left on a phone. Two questions about this: If I don't see the character in the scene it would be written like this. Character (V.O.) (over phone) blah blah blah Is this correct? Second question, how...

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I thought there might be a technical term rather than supporting character.

No, I mean like an actual character that is presented within the story and interacts with a main character so that the main character has someone to express himself with rather than talking to himself or directly to the camera. This interaction gives the audience an understanding of what the...

Has that little part that drives the main character through sections of the movie. The main character has to explain his position and what not, this allows the audience to understand where the plot is heading. What is he officially called? Anyone know?

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What makes an R rating over PG? "Films that receive an R rating do so because of explicit sex, nudity, violence or harsh language. For example, if a film uses the F-word more than four times, it will receive an automatic R rating." Is that really true?

I always wondered about this movie. Could one classify it as a Then & Now script? Act One should probably be Face Mash.

Just add lots of B-roll. ;)

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