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Final script

Good morning to everyone who is reading this. I feel like a weight that has been on my chest for so long has finally disappeared after finish up this script! With the help of my teammates this has been made possible. Script writing is no joke, it takes a lot of time and research to accomplish. You must research the 6 main elements of a script. These can be the scene heading, action, character name,, dialogue, and transition. All of these elements can help greatly with your script. The scene heading tells you the location, whether its inside or outside (INT or EXT) and if it is day or night. The action describes everything that is seen or heard. Parentheticals provide instruction for the dialogue, while dialogue would be the conversation the characters are having. Then the last part is transitions such as fade in and fade out. Now you know the 6 main elements of a script. I researched by using the links provided by my teacher. These links included script examples, how to write a script, and the 6 main elements of a script. Once I finished conducting my own research, I put all of it together. This is what I came up with.








 

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