Hi Kenneth. I'm RB, Founder and CEO of Stage 32. As a screenwriter, producer, actor and filmmaker, I know first-hand the challenges all creatives face finding work, landing representation, launching projects, securing funding and simply making the connections that will make a difference in their careers. That's why I created Stage 32. Since our launch in September of 2011, the community has grown to 1,000,000+ members representing every country on the planet making Stage 32 the social network uniquely populated with the most creative people on Earth.
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RB
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I echo what most have said above, Phillip (great name, by the way!) If you're just starting out and just want to write (the most important thing of all, right?), then Word can do this at a very basic...
Expand commentI echo what most have said above, Phillip (great name, by the way!) If you're just starting out and just want to write (the most important thing of all, right?), then Word can do this at a very basic level. But there are free-to-use online screenwriting programs that will sort out the fundamental margins etc. so I would certainly look at these before submitting anywhere (i.e. agents, production companies, contests etc.)
And if you're serious about this writing game, then I would urge you to invest in proper screenwriting software. Something like Highland, FadeIn or Final Draft. The latter is the only one I've ever used in all my years working in the industry, so I can't really comment on the others. I'd certainly try the Final Draft trial version and see how you get on and after those 30 days, if you're keen to pay your hard-earned for a full version, then come back to me: I can get you a 25% discount on the RRP.
As a side note, anyone who wants a .fdx version already has Final Draft. FD doesn't understand .docx but can import ,txt or .rtf files. You lose most of the formatting, so it's not a great solution. I...
Expand commentAs a side note, anyone who wants a .fdx version already has Final Draft. FD doesn't understand .docx but can import ,txt or .rtf files. You lose most of the formatting, so it's not a great solution. If you get to the point of selling something, you might want to consider investing in a copy of FD. It still seems to be the industry standard.
Greetings P. Hurst I use FD, but would love to use John August’s screenwriting programme, Highland. Maybe one day I’ll get a Mac Book and can have it one there! I’d never use MS Word, it just doesn’t...
Expand commentGreetings P. Hurst I use FD, but would love to use John August’s screenwriting programme, Highland. Maybe one day I’ll get a Mac Book and can have it one there! I’d never use MS Word, it just doesn’t look professional and the formatting is a real trial.