What Script Writing Is and How Scripts Work

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Script writing is the process of turning an idea into a blueprint for performance and production. Unlike a novel, a script is written to be seen and heard, so it focuses on action, dialogue, structure, and visual storytelling.

In this lesson, learners get oriented to the purpose of scripts, the major script formats used in film, television, and digital content, and the core elements that make a script work on the page and on screen. The goal is to build a clear foundation before moving into story development, scene writing, and formatting details later in the course.

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