Multicam Script Format

MULTICAM SCRIPT FORMAT


Welcome to the Multicam Script Format Guide for Screenwriters. This guide provides a comprehensive template for creating a multicam script, ensuring a standardized approach for efficient production. The following sections will help you format your script correctly, with detailed mock content and suggestions to illustrate each part.


I. Title Page

Title of Show: Future Sitcom Adventures

Episode Title: The Great Escape

Written by: [Your Name]

Draft Date: July 30, 2054


II. Cast List

Character Name

Description

Alex

Protagonist, a witty young adult

Jamie

Alex's best friend, comedic relief

Pat

Alex's sibling, serious and logical

Jordan

Neighbor often gets into mischief


III. Set List

Set

Description

Living Room

Cozy, with a couch, TV, and coffee table

Kitchen

Modern, with a dining table and gadgets

Backyard

Open space with a garden and patio

Alex's Bedroom

Small, with a bed, desk, and posters


IV. Scene Headers

Scene Number

Location

Time

1

Living Room

Day

2

Kitchen

Day

3

Backyard

Evening

4

Alex's Bedroom

Night


V. Action Descriptions

Scene Number

Action Description

1

Alex and Jamie sit on the couch, watching TV.

2

Pat enters the kitchen, looking for snacks.

3

Jordan is in the backyard, trying to fix a broken fence.

4

Alex is in the bedroom, talking on the phone.


VI. Dialogue

Scene 1

Alex: Did you see that? I can't believe they ended it on a cliffhanger!

Jamie: I know, right? Now we have to wait another week.

Alex: It's torture. I was looking forward to seeing what happens next.

Jamie: Same here. They better have a good payoff for all this suspense.

Scene 2

Pat: Hey, do we have any chips left? I’m starving.

Alex: I think there might be some in the pantry. Check the top shelf.

Pat: Got it. Thanks!

Jamie: Don’t eat them all. We need some for the party tomorrow.

Pat: I’ll leave a few. Promise.

Scene 3

Jordan: (trying to fix the fence) This thing is falling apart. I need more tools.

Alex: Do you need any help out there?

Jordan: I think I’ve got it covered, but if you have a hammer, that would be great.

Alex: Sure, I’ll grab one from the garage.

Scene 4

Alex: (on the phone) I just don’t know how to tell them. It’s going to be awkward.

The voice on the Phone: You’ll find a way. Just be honest and straightforward.

The voice on the Phone: Exactly. It’s better to get it over with than to keep putting it off.

Alex: Thanks for the advice. I’ll call them now.


VII. Camera Directions and Stage Directions

Scene Number

Camera Directions

Stage Directions

1

Camera 1: Wide shot of the living room

Camera 2: Close-up of Alex

Camera 3: Close-up of Jamie

Alex and Jamie are seated on the couch.

2

Camera 1: Wide shot of the kitchen

Camera 2: Close-up of Pat

Pat enters from stage left, heading to the fridge.

3

Camera 1: Wide shot of the backyard

Camera 2: Close-up of Jordan

Jordan is near the fence, tools scattered around.

4

Camera 1: Wide shot of the bedroom

Camera 2: Close-up of Alex

Alex is pacing while talking on the phone.


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