Question 16

Which is proper script formatting for ITALICS, UNDERSCORING, AND BOLD, QUOTATIONS?

Choose one 4 points

Do not "bold" narrative description or dialogue.

Quotation marks are used to indicate an INSERT

Both are correct.

Question 17

Which is proper script formatting for MISSING SCENE HEADING?

Choose one 4 points

Each time you move the crew or camera to a new set, you must have a new scene heading and start the scene with dialogue.

Each time you move the crew or camera to a new set, you must have a new scene heading and start the scene with an action line.

All of the above.

None of the above.

Question 18

Which is proper script formatting for SOUNDS?

Choose one 4 points

Bullets HIT the front door.

BULLETS shatter a window.

Bullets BLAST through the trunk.

All of the above.

None of the above.

None of the above.

Question 19

Which is proper script formatting for SCENE HEADINGS?

Choose one 4 points

INT. VAN - SAME is an example of a correctly written scene heading. SAME is used when the next scene is taking place in the same location.

INT. VAN - SAME is an example of a correctly written scene heading. SAME is used when two scenes have no lapse in time between them at all.

INT. VAN - SAME is an example of a correctly written scene heading. SAME is used when two scenes are happening at the same exact time.

Question 20

Which is proper script formatting for ITALICS, UNDERSCORING, AND BOLD, QUOTATIONS?

Choose one 4 points

Do not "bold" narrative description or dialogue.

Do not use italic and underscore for texts, emails, foreign words, to emphasize words or phrases (do so very sparingly), sign language, lyrics of songs, words of poems.

Question 21

Which is proper script formatting for CAMERA DIRECTIONS in a spec script?

Choose one 4 points

High angle on the front door as Sally enters.

Angle on Mary as she walks through the store.

OTS on Sam as he enters.

All of the above.

None of the above.