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Originally Posted by Agrajag

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Originally Posted by rossco

JPaul does that mean you agree with 100%'s proposal?

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It actually makes sence to me. Particularly when reading out loud. To know it's a question in advance must surely be a better option than to find out at the end of the sentence.

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I have seen some scripts for different things where next to the charicter name, it would note tone for the line- for example:
John (Question) You are going to the cinema?

I think this is to allow the actor to know what tone to use when they read the line

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Originally Posted by Tempestv

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Originally Posted by Agrajag

It actually makes sence to me. Particularly when reading out loud. To know it's a question in advance must surely be a better option than to find out at the end of the sentence.

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I have seen some scripts for different things where next to the charicter name, it would note tone for the line- for example:
John (Question) You are going to the cinema?

I think this is to allow the actor to know what tone to use when they read the line

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Writen direction, as it were.