Scripts and screenplays are both types of writing for performances, but they are different! π
A script is meant for theatre and includes dialogue, characters, and stage directions. It's designed to be performed live in front of an audience. π
A screenplay, however, is written for films and includes more detailed visual instructions for camera work and editing. π¬
Movie scripts often have scene descriptions and other elements that help the filmmakers create the final product. While both forms tell stories, they are crafted for different types of performances, allowing writers to explore their creativity in various ways! β¨