You’ve seen scripts, and you’ve seen the most acclaimed movies of our time like recent ones including Fences, Moonlight and Get Out and classics like Pulp Fiction and The Shawshank Redemption. 

Through a relatively new Instagram account, ‘Script to Screen,’ you can watch scenes from these films as the script scrolls below, watching it in action!

As opposed to reading the script and then watching a film clip (or vice versa), the scrolling script right below the scene is an immersive new way to depict these films.

The ‘Script to Screen’ Instagram posts not only come with the directing, writing and cinematography information, but also ‘Did You Know?’ facts about the film as well.

Watch below ‘Script to Screen’ clips from several great films below:

H/T: Mashable

Swipe ← • ◦ ◦ Get Out (2017) Filmmaker @JordanPeele became the first African-American to win the #AcademyAward for #BestOriginalScreenplay, for his film #GetOut. Was it well-deserved? Share your thoughts below! ↓ • Directed by: Jordan Peele • Written by: Jordan Peele @getoutmovie #jordanpeele #danielkaluuya #oscars #bestpicture #screenplay #scripttoscreen #film #actor #sunkenplace

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Swipe ← • ◦ ◦ “Fences” (2016) Follow @HistoryofCinema for some awesome content! • Directed by: Denzel Washington • Written by: August Wilson • Did you know? Viola Davis’s performance was campaigned as “Supporting” during awards season, though this placement was seen as category fraud by some awards pundits. In an interview with Deadline, Denzel Washington said he disagreed with the placement, but that this was Davis’ own decision, which would improve her chances of winning.

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Swipe ← • ◦ ◦ “Moonlight” (2016) “Give me the damn money!” What do you guys think about “Moonlight”? • Directed by: Barry Jenkins • Written by: Barry Jenkins & Tarell Alvin McCraney (story). • Cinematography by: James Laxton • Did you know? In an interview, Barry Jenkins said that the three actors who play Chiron never met during production. He wanted each of them to build their own persona of Chiron during their respective segments, with no influence from the other portrayals. The same technique was used with the actors who play Kevin. • Suggested by: @thejaredmackshow @yanal_abuzaid4 @omarraef1 @Jhordanrobert @Colbarrios

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Swipe ???? • ◦ ◦ ◦ “Get Out” (2017) Via: @400movies “Sink into the floor.” • Directed by: Jordan Peele • Written by: Jordan Peele • Cinematography by: Toby Oliver • Suggested by: @kevinmantilla19 @ale_si15 Have any suggestions? DM us???? – Did you know? Jordan Peele was inspired to write this movie by Eddie Murphy’s stand-up film Eddie Murphy: Delirious (1983). Murphy jokes about horror films, including Poltergeist (1982) and The Amityville Horror (1979), and asks why white people don’t just leave when there’s a ghost in the house. Murphy jokes that as he was showing his wife around a beautiful house, if he heard a ghost whisper “GET OUT!”, he would immediately tell her, “Too bad we can’t stay, baby!” Peele repeats Murphy’s joke on the DVD commentary.

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Swipe ???? • ◦ ◦ “The Shawshank Redemption” (1994) “Get busy living or get busy dying.” • Directed by: Frank Darabont • Written by: Frank Darabont • Cinematography by: Roger Deakins • Suggested by: @ken_croft @Petekinnane @juancasti_ @dead_cinema_society @Kumaran @Herecomesdatboi @tomas_meruvia @da_sam_dunk samdunk @Sofsaszy Have any suggestions? DM us???? – Did you know? Andy and Red’s opening chat in the prison yard, in which Red is throwing a baseball, took nine hours to shoot. Morgan Freeman threw the baseball for the entire nine hours without a word of complaint. He showed up for work the next day with his arm in a sling.

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Swipe ???? • • “Pulp Fiction” (1994) “Does he look like a bitch?” • Directed by: Quentin Tarantino • Written by: Quentin Tarantino • Cinematography by: Andrzej Sekula • Requested by: @natasha_zen • Follow my partner: @filmfilmfans -Did you know? Director Trademark: [long take] When Jules and Vincent step out of the elevator for their “foot massage” debate, we follow them all the way through the labyrinthine hallways to Brett’s door, past Brett’s to a window and finally, back to Brett’s door again, all in a single take

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