Should I study film or drama if I want to be a screenwriter?

Screenwriting is the profession of writing plays for performances. According to different users, the works can be divided into the following categories: radio and television: movie scripts, TV scripts, TV advertising scripts, and radio scripts; ; Stage category: drama script, opera script, dance script, opera script, sketch script; Writing for crosstalk is called writing jokes.

There are essential differences between movies and plays. Movies use pictures to express content and montage to express it, which is an art of "audio-visual language" Drama uses stage to express content and dialogue to set plot conflicts. The scene can only change with the scenery, and the space on the stage is very small, so drama belongs to the category of literature. Television is neither a movie nor a drama. It evolved with the film, but there are still some differences with the way the film was shot. The film is made of film with bright light and bright colors. The TV series is shot on videotape, and the color and texture are not as good as those of movies. But there is no difference between TV series and movies in essence. They are all audio-visual languages. Traditional operas filmed in the form of movies actually belong to movies, because traditional operas are limited to the stage and scenery. However, movies have actually gone beyond these restrictions. For example, in some places, real-life shooting is actually used to tell stories, but that's just a technique used by China films during their exploration. Few people make movies on this subject now. In fact, it is also a combination of drama and TV, but most people accept TV dramas instead of drama forms.

So you have to learn movies, but you also have to know drama, so you'd better learn everything.

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