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They're look at a shrunken copy of the script. Until production, the script is printed on A4, but then for convenience and just saving paper, it's shrunk to A5: nobody's using it to learn lines any more, but they do need to refer to it. Film shoots will do the same thing but only release the pages being filmed that day. |
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