I only know the simplistic screenwriting format. What is a 'panel' - a sequence? Is there a template? Could someone please post a format sample? Is there a required page number? Is this the right place to ask?
Besides the obvious storyboard or comic book usage, panel is an informal and outdated description of a split-screen or multi-camera setups. It's not standard screenplay format. The 2008 version of "The Hulk" used panels but not sure how they're written in the script.
Page numbers are required in scripts. Not certain your question is understood.
A suggestion to buy "The Screenwriter's Bible." It's an invaluable reference.
Hi, April Eilerman. I don't think I've heard of "panel" before. Where did you hear that at?
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Besides the obvious storyboard or comic book usage, panel is an informal and outdated description of a split-screen or multi-camera setups. It's not standard screenplay format. The 2008 version of "The Hulk" used panels but not sure how they're written in the script.
Page numbers are required in scripts. Not certain your question is understood.
A suggestion to buy "The Screenwriter's Bible." It's an invaluable reference.
Oh ok, E Langley. That panel. Thanks.
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Just got these, thanks ...what is the page count?
You're welcome, April Eilerman. The page count is how many pages your script is. Is that what you meant?
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Oh, number of pages. Ninety to around 120 + pages is the current target but it depends on the genre.
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Yes, I believe so. Like it MUST be 25 pages or will 10 do? Os it a scene per page?
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If you post exactly what you're trying to do we might be able to expand. Twenty-five pages or ten pages of what?
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A scene can be across a few pages or 1/8th page.
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E Langley your last comment helps a lot! Thanks!
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Welcome. Happy to help.