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Below, you’ll find a handful of examples of the most commonly used formats for play scripts. We also provide samples of how to format your title page, as well as preparing a resume and cover letter for submission opportunities.
These pages are an explanation of the standard stage play format. See the Example Pages for visual examples of the format. There are three reasons why playwrights use this format: In this format, it is easy for a producer/script reader to estimate how long the running time of the script will be.
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My play is a one-woman show about an anthropologist who is in her eighteenth month observing apes in the African jungle without any human contact. It takes place entirely inside her tent, and mostly inside her head.
SCENE 1. (Begin each new act or scene on a new page. Don't forget to number all of your pages - page one begins with act one/scene one, not the title page. And keep all your pages together with a...
SCRIPT FORMAT EXAMPLE. There are a number of different ways that you can format a theatre script. The example below is a standard formatting and one that we like. (Note that theatre scripts and film scripts are usually formatted in different ways.)
Below you will find some examples of ways to format your script. There are, of course, many options in terms of formatting and you might want to combine the principles of a couple of these examples.
