Let's Just Face it.....writing is addicting discussion
Scirpt frenzy! may want to check this out!


Font
12 point Courier only
Pages
A page number appears on the upper-right hand corner of every page (except the first).
Each page represents approximately on minute of screen time.
Page Margins
Top: 1"
Bottom: 1"
Left: 1.5" (the extra width allows room for binding)
Right: 1"
Spacing
Everything is single-spaced.
Always insert a blank space between paragraphs or when you switch from scene heading to description or from description to dialogue.
Scene Headings
The scene heading contains three pieces of information:
- Interiour or exterior (INT., EXT.)
- Place: where, in a general sense, the scene occurs
- Time: when, in a general sense the scene occurs, usually DAY or NIGHT
Scene headings start on the left margin. They are spelled in CAPS. Insert one space between the end of the previous scene and the scene heading. Before the time designation, you can use a dash, double dash, or just a space.
When the action moves from one place to another without a break in time-say, following a character who is walking through a building, then you can indicate the time with CONTINUOUS.
Scen Destcription (also known as 'action' or 'direction')
All description starts at the left margin and runs straight across to the right margin.
Dialogue
Dialogue is always preceded by a character name, also known as a 'character cue', which gives the name of the character speaking in CAPS. If the character is very minor, you might use a designation, such as WAITRESS or OLD MAN.
The character name starts 4" from the left side of the page. (Not the 1.5" left margin!)
The dialouge itself starts 2.5" from the left side of the page (Not the 1.5" left margin!). It should run no farther than 2.5" from the right side of the page (Not the 1" right margin!)
Parantheticals (also known as a 'line action')
Always inserted within the dialogue and surronded by parenthesis.
It starts 3" from the left side of the page (Not the 1.5" left margin!). It should no further than 3.5" from the right side of the page (Not the 1" right margin!).
V.O./O.S. (Voice Over and Off Screen)
Voice over is indicated by placing V.O. beside the speaker's name.
Off screen is indicated by putting O.S. by the speaker's name.
((I don't think there's anything else about the formatting you'll have to know. If so, just ask. I hope this helped!))
uh, i'm not good at scripts, i don't think i'm going to do it.

Now all I have to do is come up with a plot, characters, and scenery...*sigh*
I might not do this, though...

and i might...but my mom is asking me if i want to do Nanowrimo, and im like yeah, but i have to wait a year cuz it already ended...

starting from midnight on November 1st, you have to write a 50,000 word story...it ends on midnight of November 31st..
you win when you reach the 50,000 word mark
i did it. I won, but my nano story sucks.

http://www.scriptfrenzy.org/