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Screenplay, Teleplay, Stage Play—What’s the Difference? in Final Draft website[https://www.finaldraft.com/discover/articles/how-to/screenplay-teleplay-stage-play-whats-the-difference]
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Teleplay is a term generally used in in the early days to refer to the script of a play written specifically for television or for a stage text adapted for broadcast on television. It derives from the concept of a radio play, rather than a film script [1]. A TV drama is another term used for this.


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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleplay

"Screenplay, Teleplay, Stage Play—What’s the Difference?", Final Draft website[2]