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hi im writing a screen play anyone know of an online place i can find a word doc which is set out in the industry standard format? its a pain in the are doing all the fomatting mod when using word, when setting out dialogue and monologue thanks teeth |
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there are specific word processors for screenplays, I believe. blow me down, there's a Wikipedia bit called , I'm sure there'll be a link to please you in there somewhere. I think Final Draft is the most used. |
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my friend would know but he's no where to be found |
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I downloaded one of those Screenplay word-processors. Impossible to use. |
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The others are right about using specialist wordprocessors. "Final Draft" is the industry standard one in the UK. They're on version 7 or 8 now. You can get Final Draft on P2P fairly easily. HTH. |
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cant you use a predefined stylesheet in latex or even a word template or something. try finding one! googlemagic |
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Actually, wizards teeth is a classic Xltronic character and neither boring nor untalented. |
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What you said. |
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you guys are totally not following the industry standard screenplay format! |
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You, on the other hand, are following the industry standard screentwat format. |
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depends on what kinda screen play you're writing. if you wanna follow the industry standard screenplay format, than something like final draft would be what you're after. if it's something small or alternative, you could just just stick with sticky pads and toilet paper for the time being. |
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I used Final Draft in a scriptwriting class a couple years ago and it worked like a dream. |
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Yeah, wizards teeth is cool. Right up there with The Baron for great posts! |
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Further to my previous post after checking the details with a friend: Apparently, Final Draft is the standard for films and using anything else looks a bit amateurish if you're trying to get someone else to make your film. For stuff for TV, it's a bit less set in stone and different companies/organisations all have slightly different house styles/conventions (much like literary publishing houses). The BBC make their prefered format available on their website. See here. Wizards teeth - email me if you want any help, I am good friends with a couple of professional script writers and would be happy to pass any questions you have on to them. If your screenwriting is half as funny as your posts/website, it'll be hilarious. Best of luck mate. |
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cheers for the motivational comments mr jc ill check out the site you pointed me in the direction of it would be good to share thoughts from the pros, maybe to find out how to get into the 'magic circle'! i assume i can get in touch via the email on your profile? cheers teeth |
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which web site have you seen chr? |
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