The phrase "foundation script" can be used in written English and is a valid phrase.
It refers to the basic or original text or idea of a script or screenplay. Example: The foundation script for the movie was written by the director himself, setting the tone and plot of the entire film.
Kim Hughes has assembled this mélange, taking as her foundation a script by Charlie Morrow, apparently a graduate of the University of Kafka.
In this case, the concept was so clear that [the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research, which runs the National Center for Atmospheric Research] had a foundation for a script that they wrote.
I won't say it's a firm favourite of my daughter's, but it provided me with a solid foundation, a simple, straightforward script – and it did seem to help when the poor old dog disappeared.
Unlike movies, the entire project gives viewers the foundations upon which a script could be written, but does not provide the script itself.
I come from the school of thought that says that the script is the foundation of any good movie.
One participant in the subsequent bidding process told me the foundation plans to write the script for all of the new exhibits.
The foundation has paid to develop scripts that showcase certain issues.
Ms. Margolin agreed to revise the play, but when Theater J's artistic director, Ari Roth, volunteered to show the revised script to Mr. Wiesel's foundation, she backed out of the production.
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By layering those additional scripts over the Tribe foundation, Harley-Davidson was able to build multiple community experiences that appealed to different audiences while retaining a cohesive core.
THE SCRIPT -- Mr. Giuliani: "The foundation of our freedom depends on steady, good-paying jobs because jobs keep our neighborhoods strong and our families together.
