Script Formatting

Script formatting refers to the standardized way a screenplay or script is written, ensuring clarity and professionalism. It involves specific rules for margins, font (usually Courier 12), spacing, and how to present dialogue, scene descriptions, and character names. Proper formatting helps producers, directors, and actors quickly understand the flow of scenes and dialogue. It also ensures the script looks organized and consistent, making it easier to interpret and, ultimately, produce the project efficiently. Think of it as a structured blueprint that communicates your story clearly and effectively.