Scenario A
Words » Articulation = Performance ∞ Act
Waiting for Godot, Samuel Beckett
VLADIMIR:
I’m glad to see you back. I thought you were gone forever.
ESTRAGON:
Me too.
VLADIMIR:
Together again at last! We’ll have to celebrate this. But how? (He reflects.) Get up till I embrace you.
ESTRAGON:
(irritably). Not now, not now.
VLADIMIR:
(hurt, coldly). May one inquire where His Highness spent the night?
ESTRAGON:
In a ditch.
VLADIMIR:
(admiringly). A ditch! Where?
ESTRAGON:
(without gesture). Over there.
VLADIMIR:
And they didn’t beat you?
ESTRAGON:
Beat me? Certainly they beat me.
VLADIMIR:
The same lot as usual?
ESTRAGON:
The same? I don’t know.
Scenario B
Words » Speech Bubble = Performance ∞ Act
Scenario C
Words » Banner = Performance ∞ Act
Scenario D
Words » Label = Performance ∞ Act
Movie Making Manual, Screenplay, Format,
WikiBooks
“Screenplays should be written in twelve point Courier font. Twelve point Courier is an important component of the standard format for two reasons. One is nostalgic…, but the other reason is highly practical: Courier is a monospaced font meaning every glyph is the same width… With a monospaced font only a certain number of letters will fit on each row and each page, assuring uniformity of the format and achieving the one page per minute of screen time formula.”
When there are two or more people speaking at the same time,
the guide indicates it should be written in the following form.
