Specificity of Dramatic Composition in Screen Life Format (Web Series "Pickup Master")

Student: Turdaliyev Chingiz

Educational Programme: Transmedia Production in Digital Industries (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2020

This work analyses the specificities in dramaturgy of creating audiovisual stories using the screenlife language. The authors analyze the basic conventions of the screenlife format. How format affects the rhythm and dynamics of storytelling. What instruments can be distinguished from the screenlife format in the context of dramaturgical approach. Analysis is conducted through the study of the web series "Pickup Master", from its stages of formulating a logline, to the stage of writing a script of the first episode.

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