| ILLEGIBLE | Such a script would communicate nothing (9) |
| MIDGET | Little person, a maiden, I would communicate with |
| SAYSO | Authority communicates nothing (3-2) |
| IMPROVISE | Terribly impoverished, he'd leave and perform without a script (9) |
| PRACTISES | Rehearses, using a script 'e's adapted (9) |
| PRACTISED | Rehearsed a script translated by the editor (9) |
| TREATMENT | In cinema, an expansion of a script into sequence form, indicating camera angles and dialogue (9) |
| PISCATRIX | Casting female with line from a script one worked by |
| LENDAHAND | Help head of Lorimar finish a script (4,1,4) |
| TABLEREAD | First run-through of a script |
| ORTONESQUE | Word that can be used to describe a script, drama or other such work in a style reminiscent of the p |
| TYPEDOUT | Prepared a script, in a way |
| CUE | A letter to insert into a script (3) |
| OMIT | Scratch out a few lines from a script say |
| READ | Check out a script for a TV episode |
| DEVELOPING | Working on a script involving Dev running off with a lover (10) |
| SHOOTING | ____ script, final version of a script with instructions for camera operators (8) |
| ASIDE | Bracketed word in a script |
| AMEND | Change for the better, as a script |
| ROCKY | Movie with a script by Sylvester Stallone |
