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Script Writing Format

The document outlines the essential formatting rules for script writing to ensure clarity and professionalism. Key elements include a title, writer's name, character descriptions, acts and scenes, and specific guidelines for action lines and dialogue. It emphasizes concise descriptions and the proper use of character names and parentheticals.

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Script Writing Format

The document outlines the essential formatting rules for script writing to ensure clarity and professionalism. Key elements include a title, writer's name, character descriptions, acts and scenes, and specific guidelines for action lines and dialogue. It emphasizes concise descriptions and the proper use of character names and parentheticals.

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Script Writing Format: A script has specific formatting rules to

ensure that it is clear, professional, and easy to read. Here’s an


overview of key elements:
Give a title and the writer’s name (- by XYZ).
List of characters (Dramatis Personae) with brief descriptions of
them.
Acts and scenes should be mentioned.
Example: ACT 1 SCENE 1 Setting Mention entries and exits
Action
Lines: Describe the scene’s setting, characters, and actions. They
should be concise and vivid, capturing key details. Avoid over-
describing.
Character Names: When introducing a character, capitalize their
name in action lines.
Dialogue: With normal indentations and clear spacing; use
parentheticals sparingly for short instructions or tone indications.
Parentheticals: Small instructions within parentheses that indicate
how a line should be delivered or additional context.
Example: (whispering)

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