WordNet
n. the final detailed script for making a movie or TV program
Wikipedia
Shooting Script is a first person narrative novel by English author Gavin Lyall, first published in 1966. The book was selected as number 99 in the Top 100 Crime Novels of All Time, a list published by the Crime Writers' Association in 1990.
Usage examples of "shooting script".
Ned told me by phone that the contract is all set for the TV series and for me to do the pilot film shooting script.
They were conceived purely as movies from start to finish, the only thing that exists on paper is the screenplay and the subsequent shooting script.
But it would be absurd to film them in this order, so the shooting script groups together all the scenes involving the same locations, sets and actors.
If he got the credit he wrote the whole thing-first draft through the shooting script.
Somebody writes a novel and the studio buys the rights, runs it through a dozen script writers before they get their final shooting script they pay some hack seven or eight hundred dollars to turn into a novel in time to get it on the racks when the movie's released, works both ways.
He had even looked at the shooting script of a film in which a heavy though not explicit sexual sequence had actually been shot, at midnight with spotlights and a humming generator truck, on the beach just near to his beach cafe-restaurant, La Belle Mer.
He was given a copy of the shooting script and a long list of things, from Jeeps and trucks to telephone service, the production company would require.
I had beside me: a typed-out shooting script, a photograph of Audrey Hepburn, an empty quarter of gin, and Geoffrey.
It won't be a shooting script, so you don't have to worry about angles and movements and shots and all that.
The director, Roger Winters, was busy making changes in the shooting script.