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This document provides definitions for common screenwriting formatting conventions including: scene headings that set up location and time of day; character names in capital letters above dialogue indented on the page; transitions that indicate cuts added in post-production; and voice overs where a character's voice is heard but not seen. It also defines action blocks that set the scene and characters.
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![ACTION: Setting the scene
for what’s happening, and
who’s in it
CHARACTER: Character
name appears above
their dialogue, in
capitals
DIALOGUE: Appears
after the character
name; always indented
in the middle of the
page
SCENE HEADING: Usually appears at the
top of the page; sets up the scene.
[(INT or EXT), (LOCATION), (TIME OF DAY)]
TRANSITION: The
type of cut that is
going to be added to
the film in post
V.O: Indicates that
the characters voice is
only heard; Voice
over
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