Taste Test Zombies

INT. Supermarket — evening

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

Mallory walks through the store, smiling with satisfaction, till she notices the models have run out of samples and are hustling to the back room. She starts off after them but feels a tug at her shoulder. It's wild eyed SOCCER MOM.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

soccer mom

Excuse me ma'am, are they bringing out more?

SceneOne - 8 months ago 2 versions.

Mallory

I'm sure they'll be right back

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

soccer mom

Because I just love those.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

mallory

I'm so glad you enjoyed . . .

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

soccer mom

No. Not enjoyed. Loved. Loved them. I love them. I can't get enough.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

mallory

Well. That's . . . great. So, why don't you wait right here and I'll just go check on the ladies.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

soccer mom

I'll go with you.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

mallory

No, that's all right, you just wait here and . . .

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

Suddenly there's the sound of the two models arguing. Mallory quickly walks toward the argument, with SOCCER MOM close on her heels.

outlawyr - on 08/02/2007

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Writing with Plotbot

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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