Associations to the word «Screenplay»
Noun
- Beatty
- Festival
- Cinema
- Miniseries
- Dustin
- Filming
- Producer
- Collaborator
- Co
- Damon
- Caine
- Sequel
- Travers
- Hodge
- Pulitzer
- Sidney
- Zee
- Novelist
- Hemingway
- Hackett
- Jae
- Butch
- Malayalam
- Nolan
- Screen
- Mayer
- Austen
- Roth
- Sargent
- Suspense
- Original
- Toole
- Blockbuster
- Poe
- Serial
- Burt
- Dahl
- Godfather
- Fest
- Waldo
- Woody
- Gangster
- Bros
- Narration
- Won
- Fiction
- Fleming
- Chinatown
- Federico
- Henson
- Dalton
- Credit
- Woo
- Horror
- Warner
- Nugent
- Steven
- Quentin
- Motion
- Jacobson
- Reviewer
- Cary
- Pearce
- Epstein
- Category
- Yates
- Mccarthy
- Rosenberg
- Direction
- Storyline
- Praising
- Goddard
- Lean
- Mani
- Sergio
- Cody
- Harlan
- Hindi
- Guillermo
- Clint
- Nichols
- Boyle
- Curt
- Casablanca
- Feature
- Maclean
- Kamal
- Prakash
Wiktionary
SCREENPLAY, noun. A script for a movie or a television show
Dictionary definition
SCREENPLAY, noun. A script for a film including dialogue and descriptions of characters and sets.
Wise words
Life has no meaning unless one lives it with a will, at
least to the limit of one's will. Virtue, good, evil are
nothing but words, unless one takes them apart in order to
build something with them; they do not win their true
meaning until one knows how to apply them.