How to Write a Script - Story Structure

Thank you

I've written a book and would like to turn into a movie. Please let me know how and where to go to make a proposal.
Thanks Bunches.

You could write convert it into a screenplay yourself.  Or maybe pitch the story to an executive. Is it published? If so, by whom?

A great example of a proper three act premise is "The Fugitive" with Harrison Ford.

good informative video. Usually it is like this. But there are scripts that totally ignore those points and still are great, needless to say, it is a very slippery ice though.

wow that guy that starts talking at 0:53 is just amazing ! he talks so clearly and perfect, wooow  he is a pro for sure!!!

Got a question:
I have written some of my own scripts but I am not certain on this...

When you write a script you need to do that action part. When I write the action, how do I know when to start a new line, making a new action paragraph... or how do I know when to continue on in the same paragraph?

What I have done is every time the camera were to cut to another person/object, I would start a new action paragraph in that scene. Is this correct? Or is the # of action paragraphs make no differ?

@MichaelFrymus It's doesn't make any difference. The usual way to do it, is to write CUTS TO and start a new paragraph in the same scene. As long as you don't change the scene, don't pay attention to the number of paragraph. It just has to keep the reading flow.

You are not suppose to write cuts to, in the same scene.
You only write it once to ever time you start a new scene.

Visitors may learn a lot from this video on script writing for a movie.