I’ve noticed that whenever I write scripts that make me have to scroll a lot, I add brackets for each scene to make the script shorter. Does anyone else do this? My computer screen is also very small, which could be another reason why I do this. It just makes everything feel much neater.
That’s really cool, I should try this. I usually put space after each line.
I usually only put a space between scenes. Like:
BACKGROUND
blah blah
blah blah
BACKGROUND
blah blah
Though everytime you leave the portal and enter again, you have to close all the brackets for some reason. But it’s satisfying watching the script get smaller 
I bet it is. This could be very useful for me.
I use to, but (if I recall) it expands after you leave and return I stopped using it.
yep. More space!
I usually do something like this:
NARRATOR
So my life is messed up.
@personthatsthemc stands screen center
I do it. Every time there is a change of background, I add a bracket and add a note that says: “Scene…”. It looks clean and organized for me.
I break it down scene by scene, and if the scene is really long I break it into sections, using the # sign.
How can you make like that ?
I actually do this:
INT. BACKGROUND - DAY
NARRATOR Blah blah. CHAR Blah. CHAR2 Blah.@transition fade out black 2
INT. BACKGROUND - NIGHT
etc.
I don’t know, it makes me feel more organized. Does anyone else write like me?
I do it, especially when I have multiple love interests, the branching will get confusing if I let them loose lol
I do the same!!!
don’t free them
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