Hey Cambridge! One strength of my movie opening is that I had no dialogue; my cameraman could talk to me while rolling and I didn't have to worry about sounds like cars or planes. In terms of that, all my sound has to be added in voice overs, foley, and music. In this blog post, I'll be worrying about my voice-over script.
"Script writing is the process of writing stories for a variety of mediums including film, TV, video games, and commercials."
I know nothing about writing scripts but this is what I learned about screenplays to help me write mine.
This is the sample screenplay I'll be using by StuioBinder. It's also the example for screenplays that they have on their website: Afraid of the Dark
Fade in- marks the beginning of the screenplay
Scene Heading- a few words to give context on location and time of day in the scene
Action- the written description of what's happening on screen
Transition- directions for scene transitions
Character- specifies who is speaking
Cameron. “Screenplay Elements | StudioBinder Support Center.” Studiobinder.com, 2024, support.studiobinder.com/en/articles/2941370-screenplay-elements#scene-heading. Accessed 16 Mar. 2025.
StudioBinder. “The Fundamentals of Scriptwriting.” StudioBinder, 26 Aug. 2019, www.studiobinder.com/blog/what-is-script-writing/.
StudioBinder Inc. “StudioBinder: Video, TV & Film Production Management and Collaboration Software.” Studiobinder.com, 2024, app.studiobinder.com/company/580e85847e7982164664e844/collab/5d0bd9839572b9185bd65420/projects/5ccc84690920acc6e18926df/document/5d0ac3d7ea7c2b859ac33fac/%5Bobject%20Object%5D
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