Styles of scripts

Scripts
Film/TV	Theatre	Radio
Typically more professional looking	Dialogue heavy	Mainly speak with the occasional direction
Contains more description and less dialogue	Contains staging directions	Similar to long monologues
Designed for cameras	Designed for an audience	Designed for a listening audience
Active/Passive audience	Active/Passive audience	Passive audience
More professional ordered layout	Basic layout	Blocked layout of text
Has emotion embedded into the speech (depressingly)	Contains lazy dialogue such as 'urgh'	Normally read in one take
Shorter scenes	Longer scenes	Varieing scenes
Linear or non-linear	Occasionally non-linear	Normally a linear structure
Normally one main protagonist/antagonist	Sometimes more than one protagonist/antagonist	Mainly one protagonist
Restricting character movement	More free with character movement	No character movement
Greater non-diagetic sounds	Mainly diagetic sounds	Normally completely diagetic sounds