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What Does 'IN' Mean in Film and TV Scripts? Essential Guide

An "in" in the context of film and television refers to the beginning of a scene or shot. It is often used in production scripts to indicate the start of a new sequence. The term "in" is usually written in capital letters ("IN") and is accompanied by a description of the scene or shot that follows.

For example, a production script might include the following scene heading:

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INT. APARTMENT - DAY

IN: A young woman sits on the couch, reading a book.

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This indicates that the scene takes place inside an apartment during the day. It begins with a shot of a young woman sitting on the couch, reading a book.

The "in" is used to distinguish the beginning of this scene from the previous one. It also helps to create a visual impression of the scene and to set the tone for the action that follows.

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