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How to format quick flash cuts of photos in a screenplay?

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I am writing a script where there are quick flash cuts, where the current present action is then 'captured' in a still photo which is representing a 'highlight' on an Instagram post/story shown for one second, and then it goes back into present action. It's as if someone is going around capturing these highlighted moments. It's meant to be a stylised concept to have this idea of how people on…

I am writing a script where there are quick flash cuts, where the current present action is then 'captured' in a still photo which is representing a 'highlight' on an Instagram post/story shown for one second, and then it goes back into present action. It's as if someone is going around capturing these highlighted moments. It's meant to be a stylised concept to have this idea of how people on social media only portray 'highlights' of their life and I was wondering how do I format this?

In the context of the script it goes something like this:

INT. LIVING ROOM - SUNSET

She is blankly staring in front of her, clearly uncomfortable

QUICK FLASH - PHOTO

The girl next to her laughs obnoxiously loud.

BACK TO:

The girl bumps Florence in the process, she sighs.

Is this correct and does this make sense?

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