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Screenwriting Vocab

TermDefinition
logline a succinct sentence that describes the overall story of a movie
treatment a summary of a screenplay idea that includes the movie’s genre, theme, main character and important scenes
three-act structure the structural system for most Hollywood films composed of the setting, conflict, and resolution
genre the category of a movie, such as action, comedy, horror, science fiction, etc.
antagonist the enemy of the movie’s hero/heroine
climax the emotional high point of the movie
conflict the problem the hero/heroine is trying to solve and/or tension in a story
low point the point in the film in which the hero/heroine seems farthest from his or her goal
protagonist the hero/heroine of the movie
resolution the point in the film when the conflict is finally worked out
setting the time and place in which a story occurs
theme a word or phrase that sums up the main emotion of a movie, such as love, revenge, greed, etc.
scene all of the continuous action that takes place in one specific time and place in a movie
scene outline a list of scenes that will appear in a movie or screenplay
action what the characters are doing in a scene besides speaking
dialogue conversation that takes place between characters in a screenplay or movie
exterior (EXT.) a scene that takes place outdoors
interior (INT.) a scene that takes place indoors
slug line a capitalized text at the beginning of each scene in a script that denotes where and when the scene takes place
storyboard a visual representation of the scenes of a movie
table reading a reading of a screenplay performed by a director and actors before a movie is filmed
transition the means by which one scene ends and another starts
cut transition between scenes in which one image comes right after another
dissolve transition between scenes in which one image gradually fades into another image
fade transition between scenes in which one image fades into black and then another fades up from black
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