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int. school hallway

horsesrule7790 - on 07/03/2009

An emo/gothic looking girl stands outside of a classroom in front of a long row of lockers. She nervously looks from side to side to make sure the hallway is completely empty and that no one can hear her.

horsesrule7790 - on 07/03/2009

H.s. Student #3

I want to be Megan Sharp. She's everything I aspire to be. I know what you're thinking right now, "what the fuck? the goth chic wants to be popular and smart and amazing?!" Honestly, why do you think I look like this? If I can't be Megan Sharp then I'm certainly not going to be some cheap, second-rate, bimbo wannabe.

horsesrule7790 - on 07/03/2009

A random student rounds the corner and walks quickly down the hallway, paying no particular attention to the emo girl.

horsesrule7790 - on 07/03/2009

H.s. Student #3 (cont'd)

Uh, I mean...Megan Sharp is a preppy whore and I want nothing to do with her.

horsesrule7790 - on 07/03/2009

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Screenplays are composed of three types of elements: slugline, action, and dialogue.

Sluglines define the location the scene (i.e. INT. CAFE - NIGHT), actions explain what will happen onscreen, and dialogue is what the characters will say.

The screenwriting flow is simple. To edit an element, click on it. To create a new element, click at the bottom of the screenplay or click into an element and press ENTER.

The default element is an action. You can convert it to a dialogue element by pushing TAB. Push TAB again, and you'll convert the element to a slugline.

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