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Always in ALL CAPS. It indicates whether the scene is indoors or outdoors ( INT. or EXT. ), the specific location, and the time of day (e.g., INT. CAFE - DAY ).

Concise, present-tense paragraphs that describe only what can be seen or heard. Use ALL CAPS for the first mention of a character and for significant sound effects. ic-film-scene

Use 12-point Courier font with 1.5-inch left margins to allow for binding. 2. The Analyst's Scene Write-Up Always in ALL CAPS

A complete write-up for a film scene typically involves two distinct professional perspectives: the , which focuses on narrative and formatting, and the Analyst's Write-Up , which breaks down the technical craft of a scene already produced. the specific location