: Re: Rapid Cross-Scene Cuts in Screenplay/Script In a screenplay I'm writing, I want to use a rapid cut-together sequence of reaction shots from characters in several different locations already established

Your format is correct, although I believe you would typically place "CUT TO" above the new scene. Screenplays have a very specific, well-established format, so it's best to stick to the conventions. For people who are used to reading screenplays, it will seem natural, not clumsy.

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