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Indicates how one scene transitions to another, such as 'CUT TO:' or 'FADE IN:'.

Indicates dialogue to be read by a narrator not seen on screen.

Provides a brief direction or note about how the character should deliver the dialogue.

Dialogue spoken by a character that is present in the scene but not currently visible on screen.

Describes what is happening visually in the scene.

Signifies which character is about to speak or perform an action.

A list detailing every shot for a particular scene, including angles, movement, and composition.

The narrative structure that provides a framework for the script, with a beginning, conflict, and resolution.

A slight pause in dialogue or action to emphasize a moment or allow for a reaction.

Indicates the start of a new scene, giving the location and time of day.

Contains what the characters say within the scene.

Script notes that indicate the intended movement or focus of the camera during a scene.

A graphic overlay in the lower third of the screen, typically used for identifying speakers or presenting text information.

The on-screen graphic overlaying text, such as character names, locations, or news highlights.