Using Subheadings for Action Sequences
by T. J. Alex
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Writing action sequences can mean lots of Direction paragraphs, which can make a script page look cramped with words. Writers can use Subheadings to break up the action, maneuver the on screen action, and add white space so reading the sequence doesn't seem as daunting.
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Writing action sequences can mean lots of Direction paragraphs, which can make a script page look cramped with words. Writers can use Subheadings to break up the action, maneuver the on screen action, and add white space so reading the sequence doesn't seem as daunting.
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