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Memorizing a script

Asked by royalty23 about 1 year ago, 2 answers.

I got this script today for this screen play that I have to memorize for two weeks and it is freaking long like about 3 and a half a4 pages and I only got a little bit of tyme to learn and memo it so
What woukd be the quickest way to memorize it...

before the big day? Please giv me sum advice a.s.a.p

Satan's Little Helper (threadless design) Answered by mysterywolf on Oct 01, 2008, 01:25AM
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After reading it once, go over it again but this time imagine yourself in the role and how the whole screen play will happen. Just like seeing yourself in a movie. Do this over and over while you read the script again and again.

3 and a half pages isn't a lot, really. It doesn't sound like a long play at all. In film, a script page is the equivalent of a minute or two on screen.

Answered by royalty23 on Oct 01, 2008, 02:17AM
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sorry that 3pages was for the first 3 hours I got more after that tthese people expected me to learn that in 3 hours then I was given another 3 pages for the next 3 hours and I've still got more comin. I've still got 4 lines to memorize form the first script so yeh!! more help! it would be great

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