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How Long Is the Average Movie Script?

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The average movie script is approximately 120 pages long. A rule of thumb in the movie industry is that one page of script equates to one minute of screen time.

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by ilikeitwhenitrains on February 8th, 2010
6 inches
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by wwww789 on January 5th, 2010
well i recently did a movie script 300 pages long and as the previous answerer said each page in the script is a minute in the movie
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by SanityClause on March 3rd, 2010
11 inches. It is also 8 inches wide and 1 mil thick.
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