scenarist
/'si:nərist/
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Definition
- Noun:
- A writer of screenplays: A scenarist is a person who writes the script or screenplay for a film, television show, or other visual media. This involves creating the narrative structure, dialogue, and scene descriptions.
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The film's success was largely due to its talented scenarist, who crafted a compelling story.
- She worked as a scenarist for a major television studio, developing scripts for new series.
Advanced Usage
"Lead scenarist": The primary or head writer on a project.
- The lead scenarist presented the final draft of the screenplay to the director.
"Scenarist's vision": Refers to the original narrative and creative intent of the screenplay writer.
- The director tried to remain faithful to the scenarist's vision during filming.
Variants and Related Words
Scenario (n): An outline or synopsis of a plot, or a screenplay.
- The team discussed the scenario for the upcoming film.
Screenwriter (n): A synonym for scenarist; a person who writes screenplays.
- The screenwriter won an award for best original script.
Synonyms
- Screenwriter: A writer of screenplays.
- Scriptwriter: A writer of scripts for film, television, or radio.
Related Phrases
- "To credit the scenarist": To formally acknowledge the writer of the screenplay.
- The awards ceremony made sure to credit the scenarist alongside the director.
Related Idioms
- "A scenarist's touch": Refers to the distinctive quality or skill in storytelling characteristic of a good screenplay writer.
- The clever plot twists had a true scenarist's touch.
Noun
- a writer of screenplays