Script Format

When writing the script for the villain intro I wanted it to look as professional looking as possible. So I turned to an old source of information. During the summer, I go up to Chicago to visit my mom and there I go to a film camp. The teacher there gave me a packet of how to format a script along with other miscellaneous papers. They showed me how many tabs to use for characters, dialouge, descriptions, etc. and also showed me various terms and what to capitalize. For example, it is six tabs for the character name and three tabs for their dialouge. When making a slug line, which says the location and time, it is all capitalized. Referring back to this help a lot in this process.

The papers


How the script turned out

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