Associations to the word «Screenplay»
Noun
- Disney
- Ethan
- Kazan
- Alejandro
- Alain
- Horton
- Katharine
- Toro
- Memoir
- Sylvester
- Shapiro
- Faulkner
- Animator
- Anand
- Meyers
- Tod
- Chaplin
- Hooper
- Christopher
- Leigh
- Trilogy
- Goldberg
- Musical
- Alec
- Emmy
- Shane
- Reel
- Libretto
- Animation
- Choreography
- Orton
- Lynch
- Barron
- Hurst
- Dil
- Boyce
- Rubin
- Harold
- Gotham
- Katz
- Cesare
- Mcqueen
- Bantam
- Herman
- Visual
- Joel
- Bernstein
- Irving
- Kenyon
- Flynn
- Davies
- Singleton
- Pandit
- Kane
- Jeffrey
- Greene
- Twist
- Wes
- Brooks
- Allan
- Autobiography
- Wilde
- Hoffman
- Marcelo
- Hara
- Javier
- Collaboration
- Cassidy
- Mann
- Wallis
- Installment
- Ivory
- Brody
- Wonderland
- Burroughs
- Walsh
- Ronald
- Production
- Worst
- Monty
- Romero
- Wallace
Adjective
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
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