Connor J. J
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Post by Connor J. J on Aug 24, 2011 10:53:27 GMT -6
Hi, could someone reccomend the best free script-writing software. I've tried Celtx but you can't save your scripts in anything but a .celtx file so that's no use. I've messed around in Microsoft Word but it's a bit too frustrating. and i can't afford Final Draft!
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Post by wynter on Sept 6, 2011 2:38:09 GMT -6
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Post by Jamison on Sept 8, 2011 14:48:31 GMT -6
I've attempted to use FiveSprockets, which is an online based screenwriting program. It seemed pretty cool  www.fivesprockets.com |
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Post by Deleted on May 26, 2013 8:30:34 GMT -6
Hi! I just pitched a new series and I use the FREE software Trelby. You have to download it, but it works very good. www.trelby.org/ |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 13, 2013 18:08:47 GMT -6
Hey! I am looking for a free screenwriting software, but the more and cont'ds in ScreenWritingPro is not very good. And FiveSprockets, well, it doesn't work! Thanks
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Post by Deleted on Jun 14, 2013 6:31:14 GMT -6
Hi, could someone reccomend the best free script-writing software. I've tried Celtx but you can't save your scripts in anything but a .celtx file so that's no use. I've messed around in Microsoft Word but it's a bit too frustrating. and i can't afford Final Draft! In CELTX if you hit the tag Type Set/PDF at the bottom of the program it will show you a PDF version of your script. It will bring you to that page and at the top of the page is Save PDF. Now you can use their generic title page or you can create your own in Word or something and save that as a separate PDF then go to a site like FoxyUtils MergePDF. If you want to create your own title page and want to get rid of their generic one, you'll have to go into Format Options at the top of the screen and turn off title page. I love CELTX. I mean I do now that I know some of it's tricks Lol. Hopefully that helps! Hey! I am looking for a free screenwriting software, but the more and cont'ds in ScreenWritingPro is not very good. And FiveSprockets, well, it doesn't work! Thanks Although many hate it, I recommend CELTX. It's free, which is what I really enjoy about it Lmfao! It's a little ass-backwards in regards to placement of transitions but overall it's a great program. And it's universal in Mac and PC, so even if you start a script on a Mac you can save it to your PC and continue. Hope that helps!  |
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Post by Amanda Cress on Nov 19, 2013 20:41:20 GMT -6
Hi! I just pitched a new series and I use the FREE software Trelby. You have to download it, but it works very good. www.trelby.org/I'm using Trelby for my Flash Gordon Continuity that I plan to pitch in the future. I can't afford the Final Draft myself and I will get the hang of the program. I am starting the pilot now. |
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Post by peapotmaster on Nov 21, 2013 19:38:36 GMT -6
Try Scripped. I'm using it for my projects like my X-Men VS and Beetlejuice for Righters United.
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