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Monday, July 30, 2007
Q. When I first decided to write a spec script for "House," I bought several "House" scripts off eBay. They are production scripts, further along than a spec script would be, of course. But here's my question--given the complex pronunciations of some of the medical terms in my script, should I include a pronunciation list in the front, like the actual scripts do? I'm assuming I don't need to include a location list or a character list--or maybe I do?I wouldn't put a pronunciation guide. That's for the actors. Definitely no location list or character list. Those are strictly for production.
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