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Title page
Title page serves as the cover page and provides essential information about the
script itself. It includes the title of the script usually written at the centre and in
bold. This is where the writer’s name and contact information appear. It may also
include additional details such as versions of the drafts whether first or second
FOR ONLINE READING ONLY
and the dates they were done. Moreover, date and any other relevant copyright
information usually appear in this page. Copyright information is essential for
helping the writer to secure their intellectual property rights. The following is an
example of the title page.
An example of a title page
Title of the script:
By
Author’s name:
Contact information:
Email: creativity@example.com
Phone: 0000 0000 0000
Final draft
Date: 06 May 2024
© 2024 Author’s name. All rights reserved.
Principles of writing screenplays
(a) Describe sight and sounds: describe what the eyes will see and what the
ear will hear: which means describing what the camera lens sees.
(b) Describe time and place. Note that the descriptions are always in present
tense.
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