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What makes a well written film?

Structure, Character Development, Dialogue, Pacing, Visual Storytelling

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What is a active art form?

type of art that relies on active engagement and participation from the viewer or audience (reading a book)

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What is a passive art form?

the experience is primarily about reception and interpretation rather than co-creation (watching a film)

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What is the font for a screenplay?

Courier

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What is the font size for a screenplay?

12 pt.

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What is the margin criteria for a screenplay?

Top - 1 inch

Bottom and Right Side - normal

Left - 1/2 inch

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Where are the page numbers?

Upper right corner

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What do you do after dialouge?

Double space

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What are the top 5 major elements?

1. Scene Headers

2. Narrative

3. Character Headings

4. Dialogue

5. Parentheticals

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What are parentheticals?

(AKA wrylys) short descriptions of how a line of dialogue is to be performed

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What do you use before/leading into a flashback?

Dissolve to:

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What is a extention?

An abbreviated technical note placed after the character's name to indicate how the voice will be heard onscreen

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Spec script

Focus on the story itself while camera movements, post production instructions and other directing ascpects are not used.

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Shooting script

Shot-by-shot description of the film with action/camera directions and written breakdown of movie story into its individual shots.

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How many sentences of narrative are recommended?

2-3

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3rd person omniscient

A method of storytelling in which the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all of the characters in the story.

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3rd person limited

the narrator only knows the thoughts and feelings of one character

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3rd person objective

the story is just told the reader doesn't know what the characters are thinking; describes events, actions, and dialogue, of the story as you would see on screen.

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Simple present

describes the event as happening in the present

Ex. My brother comes home late from work.

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Present continuous

describes an event as being in progress in the present and continuing in the future (MOST USED/IMPORTANT)

Ex. The baby is laughing at Shelly's monkey puppet.

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Present perfect

an event that has occurred in the past but has some connection to the present

Ex. The baby has played this game before.

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Present perfect continuous

an event that began in the past but still continues to happen in the present

Ex. Shelly has been babysitting for years.