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"Screewriters write what the audience sees, not how they see it. For exampleThe writer would write about the game and the environment in which they are playing.They would then discribe the woman scolding the children and her dialogue. The writer would not write how the scene is shot (i.e crane shot;low angle; close up;etc.). The writer writes and the director stages the actors and cameras to meet their (the director's) interpretation of the script.  The last scene  could be written as: A little girl bounces a ball on the sidewalk on her way to school. Adults on the sidewalk pay no attention to her.  She approaches a pole that bears a wanted poster for a child murderer. A man only seen in shadow talks to her.... There are no stage directions, and the director is free to stage the scene however they see it in their minds. "
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