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How To Format A Script

The document provides instructions on formatting a script, including using italics or bold for stage directions, capital letters followed by a dash or colon for character names, and normal font for dialogue.

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How To Format A Script

The document provides instructions on formatting a script, including using italics or bold for stage directions, capital letters followed by a dash or colon for character names, and normal font for dialogue.

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How to Format a Script

Stage directions: These tell the


reader/actor the setting and how to
act physically and vocally. They
should be written in italics or bold.

Character Name: This lets


you know which character
is speaking. They should
have capital letters and be
followed by a dash or a
colon.

This is the same for a Dialogue: This is the words that


monologue (a speech by one characters say. They should be
written in normal font.
character), although you should
write it in one block with the stage directions in brackets.

Performance poems can be written in any form depending on the


structure.

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