What is one of the main differences between a screenplay and a script?

D. Screenplays are written texts of stories submitted to producers, and scripts are written texts that include all technical details.

Explanation:

Screenplay and script almost mean the same but differs in a way when it comes to the context they are used. A screenplay is known to be a written work which is usually carried out by screenwriters and submitted to producers for a film or television program. They can be original works or adaptations from the ones that have been. A screenplay written for television is also known as a teleplay.

But scripts are actually texts which include technical details are not just confined to films and television alone but can be for a video game, a radio program or computer programming script. So, as a result, it contains all technical details.

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