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But even if you have never gotten in front of an audience as a performer, you should aim for natural dialogue, and the words on the page should indicate to the actor how the lines should be read, either through word choice or subtext or voice.
“If I was an actor and I read this, would I know what the hell to do if I was supposed to be in this scene, from these words?” he said. “If I don’t know, I’ve got to fix it. You’ve got to be leading the actors to the story that you want to tell.”
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