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Film vs. TV Screenwriting: Navigating the Differences

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Every great show, movie, pilot, or series came to life from an idea that resulted in jotting down a script. Although most people know what a script is, each has many critical differences, especially when comparing film and television screenwriting.These differences usually revolve around structure, dialogue, resolution, narrative choices, style, writing length, etc. Whatever avenue you take, navigating the distinctions between film and television screenwriting is vital to getting the most out of

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TV shows often have less of a budget than movies, and focus on dialogue and story rather than cinematics

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Some shows are layed out similar to a theatre play

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5 Differences Between TV and Screenwriting | WriteYourScreenplay

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TV writing and feature film writing are inherently different because the expectations of producers are so different.

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A TV show can fail at a season and be brilliant the next season. Movies don't have this luxury

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TV shows can be cancelled before being finished completely.

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Disregarding film sequels, shows episodes like to leave off on cliffhangers

Ex:

The Walking Dead (Season 6 Finale)

Breaking Bad (Season 3 Finale)