Hi everyone! I hope this question has not been answered already in a previous thread. I'm looking for some advice about script/screenplay-writing software. What do people recommend as the 'best' one? I'm willing to spend a bit of money if a subscription fee is needed. I'd also love to know, if one example is the best, then why? What makes it the best, and what separates it from the also-rans? Thanks in advance for all help
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Hey, Tom Emmerson. Final Draft 12 is the best in my opinion. It's really easy to use. It has a lot of great features for writers when they're writing scripts and filmmakers when they're getting projects ready for production. Some people consider Final Draft the industry standard.
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As Maurice said Final Draft is industry standard.I use Celtex because I started with their free version got used to it so moved on to their payed subsciption version.The only issue I've ever had was sharing when I was working with another writer who was using Final Draft but thankfully the other writer was more tech savy than me and fixed the issue within a day.
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Absolutely agree that FD12 is the way to go Tom Emmerson . All the best with your work!