IPA: //ˈskriːnpleɪ//
KK: /ˈskriːnpleɪ/
A written script for a film that includes the dialogue, scene descriptions, and directions for filming.
The director reviewed the screenplay before starting the filming process.
Screenplay → It is formed from "screen" (from Old English *scrēan*, meaning to shade or protect) and "play" (from Old English *plega*, meaning a game or performance). A screenplay is a written work that provides the script for a film or play, essentially a protective framework for the performance.
Think of a 'screen' that provides a 'framework' for a 'play' — that's why a screenplay is the script for a performance.
No commonly confused words.