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[[Tired_Daria_Fandom_Tropes#.22Scriptfic_Good.2C_Prose_Fic_Bad.22|Debate]] exists at times in ''Daria'' fandom over the relative merits of scripts vs. prose. Among the positive aspects often cited is a tight focus on dialog and characterization through the spoken word, which is often lacking in prose. |
[[Tired_Daria_Fandom_Tropes#.22Scriptfic_Good.2C_Prose_Fic_Bad.22|Debate]] exists at times in ''Daria'' fandom over the relative merits of scripts vs. prose. Among the positive aspects often cited is a tight focus on dialog and characterization through the spoken word, which is often lacking in prose. |
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* [http://thepaperpusher.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=25431 A scriptfic discussion] that evolved from a remembrance of early ''Daria'' fanfic formats, on [[PPMB]] |
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Revision as of 22:32, 20 April 2009
A fanfic written as a TV episode or movie script. This format was more often seen in the earlier years of the fandom, while the Daria show as still being aired. Some very long Daria series have been entirely written in script form (e.g., Abruptly Amy, the Driven Wild Universe, The Lost Seasons, The Look-Alike Series, the First Summer series, and the DF Continuum).
No commonly agreed-upon format exists for the way in which scriptfics are presented. Some include detailed stage directions, some are structured like actual animated episodes (even having commercial breaks and fake commercials), and some are exceedingly simple and spare in design.
Debate exists at times in Daria fandom over the relative merits of scripts vs. prose. Among the positive aspects often cited is a tight focus on dialog and characterization through the spoken word, which is often lacking in prose.
External Links
- A scriptfic discussion that evolved from a remembrance of early Daria fanfic formats, on PPMB
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