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(Which is successive superimposings fading in and out.) (I hope I have explained myself clearly enough. Or is no one really going to care, as long as it is clear what I intend. I guess the main question is, would this be considered bad formatting form.
For successive supers, I not only have a blank character name, but I have a (CON’T) as well. I’ll just have an extra blank line there. When I do one of these dialogues on MovieMagic, I get a box that says the dialogue has to be accompanied by a character name, even if it is a blank name. At the end of a couple of my historical shorts, I use 3-5 of these supers to describe what happened after the scene was over. First of all, I was trying to follow David Trottier’s guidelines for formatting superimposing words on a screen (which may not be necessary that I follow them strictly.) He instructed to put “SUPER:” on the left hand margin, then put the words on the screen in a dialogue box.
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