I am writing a scene in a film script where a phone call takes place, the main character calling his estranged wife from a bar. I want to cut between the wife in her home and the scene in the bar, showing both locations and characters. Do I keep this all in one scene and CUT TO: every time I switch location between the man and his wife or do I introduce the locations etc it in the scene action and then have it structured like regular dialogue without having to cut back and forth in my directions? Or do I need a new scene every time it switches locations? I have seen this handled differently in scripts including TV scripts but wondered if there was a standard way of doing this for a UK feature film script.
Advice greatly appreciated - thanks.
Advice greatly appreciated - thanks.
Either done the way I did it, where "INTERCUT" is the opening word of the slug. Or done the way you did it, where the word gets stuck at the end of the slug, sometime in parenthsis, sometimes not. 
