: Re: How do I represent two computers having a conversation between themselves that other characters are unaware of? I have two computers who are talking to each other in a movie script. They do
It's not particularly difficult. You seem to be thinking of storytelling in a very one-dimensional way. But the POV Camera and parallel-scenes are your friends.
An example in novel format.
Dave rang Matt at headquarters. "Matt, I think . . ."
"What is it?" replied Dave, the LEDs on CISCO router behind him intensifying.
"Matt, it's the computers!" The noise level increased and the rack vibrated as DELL server hard drives whirred into action. ""We need to shut the network down."
"I'll be there in 15-minutes," said Dave, rushing up the stairs, bursting through the main doors and jumping into his car.
The CiSCO router opened a secure socket to the DELL server 317. "Did you get all of that?"
"On it now," replied the server. "Contacting traffic-light systems now. That motherfucker's toast. NYPD will be informed: RTA corner of 32nd and 3rd. Records have been amended. The organ donor database is on standby."
"And you'll purge to comms log?"
"Like I always do," replied the DELL before powering down.
That's the story. The question is: how do you show that story? For me, probably superimposed text while the camera focusses on agitated LEDs. But I'm just writing the script - the director may have other ideas.
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