Ms Jeanille: SCRIPT BOOKLET PROTOTYPE

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SCRIPT BOOKLET PROTOTYPE

Originally published in

January 30, 2018

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This is the first installment for the task "SHORT FILMS FEST 2018", the SCRIPT BOOKLET. Please bear in mind that the sample script below is not for films hence merely written for a comical skit. Therefore, your script is expected to be longer.

Guidelines

Paper size: 8.5 x 6.5 ( half of a long bond paper)
Font size: Courier New 12
The script booklet must be BOUND (soft or hard).
Please always put to mind that when you choose a background it must not sacrifice the clarity of the text.
Choose only one background for everything except for the title page.
The draft or your first printout is due on February 21, 2018 and the final output is due on March 2, 2018.

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TITLE PAGE

THE CHARACTERS

The characters must be well described without spoiling the story.
There is no need to mention the physical descriptions and age since these are mentioned in the "setting".
After the written descriptions the following pages must contain photos of the MAIN characters. That is one page per character. However, the MINOR characters MAY be put in one page altogether.

THE SCRIPT

Here goes the script and its componenets

Scene Number - this changes every time the SET (setting) changes.
Setting - you must have already learned this as our prior lesson. Make sure you are plainly painting and does not make the characters move yet. This must be in a justify alignment format.
Character - Write the character's name atop the dialogue. Write the character's name in all capital letters in center alignment format.
Directions - This gives the characters instructions as to what to do. This must be in Italic and in justify alignment format.
Page Number - must be written in the bottom right corner.

AFTER THE SCRIPT INCLUSIONS

List of cast, the staff, and everyone involved in the production. Always specify designations or tasks.
Printout of the rubrics for grading the project.
Printout of the film poster.