Continuity
Continuity noun - A detailed script used in making a film in order to avoid discontinuities from shot to shot.
Script and continuity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Script" instead a noun "Continuity".
Script
Script noun - The form or style of a particular person's writing.
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Synonyms for Script
Continuity and script are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continuity" instead a noun "Script".
How words are described
| old | old continuity | old script |
| good | good continuity | good script |
| full | full continuity | full script |
| particular | particular continuity | particular script |
| Other adjectives: better, similar, tight, future, current, standard, original, single, poor, actual, entire, real, new, final, official, different, previous, existing, revised, darker. | ||
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The scene from "Into The Wild Green Yonder"◊—it was planned to have literally every previously shown character in it, but to keep continuity with a line in script it's instead every adult character.
Source: Continuity Cavalcade - My performance varied from script to script, particularly after I drew the conclusion that there wasn't going to be any continuity with Adric.
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The movie script "The Story Of Uncle Meat" also has a lot of conceptual continuity: The plot is typical of a monster B-Movie, the kind Zappa referenced a lot in his lyrics.
Source: Music / Uncle Meat
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