The Seven Screenplay Elements
by T. J. Alex
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There are Seven Basic Screenplay Elements: Scene Headings, Direction, Subheadings, Character Headers, Parentheticals, Dialogue, and Transitions. All screenwriters will encounter them at some point. Let's look at the basics of each. (Excerpted from the book "Your Cut To! is Showing")
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There are Seven Basic Screenplay Elements: Scene Headings, Direction, Subheadings, Character Headers, Parentheticals, Dialogue, and Transitions. All screenwriters will encounter them at some point. Let's look at the basics of each. (Excerpted from the book "Your Cut To! is Showing")
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