The standard sequence of paper colours (white, blue, pink, yellow, and so on) used to mark successive rounds of revisions to a locked shooting script, so the production knows which pages are current. Inkwell ships the full WGA revision colour sequence.
Inkwell's Plot editor understands Revision colours as structured screenplay data, so skills, save points, and semantic changes can target it precisely.
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Locked script
A script whose pages and scene numbers are frozen so that, once production begins, ever...
A-pages
Inserted pages added to a locked script without renumbering everything after them — a n...
WGA formatting
Industry-standard screenplay layout conventions aligned with Writers Guild practice — m...
