What is the responsibility of a script writer?

• A. Directs the camera crew on set
• B. Writes and develops scripts for radio plays, TV series, films, and video adverts, creating characters, dialogue, and plot
• C. Handles prop procurement
• D. Produces sound design for film score

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is understanding what a script writer does in media production. A script writer is responsible for crafting the written content that shapes a story across formats—radio plays, TV series, films, and video adverts. They develop the plot, create and develop characters, and write the dialogue and action that drive the narrative. They think about how the story will be performed and filmed, shaping pacing, structure, and tone, and they revise the script based on feedback from producers, directors, or editors to fit format and budget. This role is distinct from directing the on-set camera work, handling props, or creating the film’s sound design, which are done by other specialists. So the description that emphasizes writing and developing scripts across formats with characters, dialogue, and plot best captures the script writer’s responsibilities.