Mark-up and Break-down

Scripts and screenplays are written in 12-Point Courier.

• True

• False

The elements of a screenplay, in order of appearance on the page:

• Scene Heading, Action, Character, Dialogue, Parenthetical or Wrylie

• Scene Heading, Action, Character, Parenthetical, Dialogue

• Scene Heading, Character, Dialogue, Action

• Action, Character, Dialogue, Scene Heading, Wrylie

A SCENE HEADING is comprised of the following elements:

(a)  

The letters in parentheses following the character's name stand for:

(a)  

When a character is present in the scene and we hear them but we don't see them, we note this as:

(a)  

Ideally, a SCENE should:

(Choose all that apply.)

• Reveal Character

• Advance the Narrative

• Show a Change in Emotional Charge

Whose scene is it?

A scene should follow the perspective of one character.

• True

• False

For storytelling purposes, a SCENE may take place across multiple settings.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Every production is different, but the principles remain the same.

• True

• False

The most important thing in any screenplay is:

(a)