The Scene Heading and Its Three Mandatory Parts
by T. J. Alex
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Every Scene Heading will give the reader certain much-needed information, such as whether the camera is to be placed indoors or outdoors, the location of the scene, and the natural lighting required. Let's take a basic look at the three mandatory parts of a scene heading, and which one of them isn't ALWAYS mandatory. - Excerpted from his book "Your Cut To! is Showing"
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Every Scene Heading will give the reader certain much-needed information, such as whether the camera is to be placed indoors or outdoors, the location of the scene, and the natural lighting required. Let's take a basic look at the three mandatory parts of a scene heading, and which one of them isn't ALWAYS mandatory. - Excerpted from his book "Your Cut To! is Showing"
T. J. Alex
Screenwriter • Script Consultant • Story Analyst
I am founder of www.screenreads.com, a FREE Spec Script Formatting Guide. Before founding the website, I was president of the New York Script Club in New York City.
I am also author of "You CUT TO: Is Showing," the most complete screenplay formatting guide ever written. It is available in paperback, kindle, and nook editions. You can get your copy on Amazon.
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