partial script
/pɑrʃəl skrɪpt/ · par·tial · skript
noun
- A script that is incomplete or unfinished. The director asked the writer to provide a partial script for the first act before proceeding with the rest of the project.
- A script that is used as a guide or outline, but not a complete version. The production team used a partial script to plan the logistics of the shoot.
adjective
- Incomplete or unfinished. The partial script was still in its early stages, and many scenes were missing.
Did you know? The term 'partial script' is commonly used in the film and television industry, where writers and directors often work with incomplete scripts to plan and prepare for production.