Using AsidesThese asides can be used in playscript writing. Asides usually contain a verb and an adverb so that actors are clear about what to do and how to do it on the stage. They are also usually written before or after the spoken parts of the script and either emboldened or italicised.
shout loudly scratched head confusingly sound excited laughed joyfully talk friendly pointing clearly shrugged shoulders confused wave arms widely across the room explain quietly exclaimed suddenly shrugged slowly speaking jolly proudly pointing at the sky shout angrily muttered quietly looking worriedly ranting sarcastically whispered shyly shouting loudly close door quickly wave arms crazily shake head quickly loudly close door shut front door crossly block/shield eyes quickly exclaimed intrigued shaking head pointing at ceiling screeched sarcastically |
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