Hi. In a script, the first time you visit a room you describe it. After that you simply write who is sitting where and what they are doing.

If this is the 1st in a series do you have to describe everything again from fresh on series to or even the remaining episodes of the 1st series.

TIA

Desmond.

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Desmond, I'm no expert on Series writing but I would think the set-up would be fine and stay as is without you needing to repeat the information we already know.

Unless of course there was a radical change or need for extra info.
Example:if a pink elephant suddenly appeared on the coffee table and was part of an episode's plot, or at least a pivotal part of dialogue..

Okay. I thought that each episode may have to be taken on an individual basis.

Desmond, what kind of series are you writing?
I think it depends on that.

If, for example it's a Sitcom I don't see why it would change but without further info re what specifically you are writing it's hard to tell. Jmho.

A six part television situation comedy

A lot depends on who needs this information. I believe that the production team / props department would need this in order to construct sets for the first and subsequent episodes. If that is all it is needed for, then unless I need to make changes then it is set in stone.

I.E.

INT. KAREN’S HOUSE – KAREN’S BEDROOM – MORNING

The bedroom is very girlish with a double bed with a light red duvet. In the corner is a wicker chair with a teddy bear sitting in it. The room is very pink and girlish with other dolls around. There is a poster of Ariana Grande on one wall.