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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.
