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Hi John, number is 970-217-4498. Great!

Hi John! I would love to talk with you more!

Sara: What is your cell number ?? Private message it to me!!!

Lesley: Pass on all! Best of luck to you!

I am a screenwriter in NYC. Brooklyn native. Manhattan resident. I have a screenplay posted on my profile page called "Hope Saves Manhattan". It is based on a true news event from 1985 here in Manhattan. As I approach my one year anniversary here on Stage 32 in March nothing would please me more than your help in getting my script into production. I am the 3rd generation of a New York Show Business family of Actors, Musicians, & Composers. I am the first of my family to venture behind the camera or backstage to write. I started writing late at 63 years old in 2014 after a 30 year career writing advertising copy, in non- profit performing arts sales, as well as telemarketing. However what I bring to my stories are a wealth of New York lifetime experiences. I want my films to be one that makes you laugh but also inspires. I have been asked who my writing most resembles: Here goes: I write like Woody Allen. My jokes are like Mel Brooks. My stories are very Neil Simon with some twists from Billy Wilder. These are my four horsemen that I look to for experience, strength and hope. If you have time to look at my profile page I would be most grateful. Thank you.

Check out Fountain developed by John August. http://fountain.io You can use any text software (even email programs) and then translate it later. Solves the iPad/mobile problem also. I like it because it allows you to focus on the writing and not the formatting. Worry about that later.

I use Celtx. The have a free package. The add-ons are extra.

I'll toss in another vote for CeltX, which I personally use for comic scripts.

Choosing the right scriptwriting software is such a crucial decision—it can really shape your workflow and creativity. I’ve found that the tools you use, whether for writing scripts or developing apps, can make or break how smoothly a project runs. For example, when my team worked on a hybrid app project https://binary-studio.com/crm-software-development/ the flexibility of the tools we used was key to keeping everything on track and adaptable to different needs. It’s kind of similar to screenwriting—you need something that fits your style but can also handle the demands of the project. Finding that balance is everything!

I developed https://youexplainit.com to turn your original screenplay into a recorded broadcastable drama podcast.