Screenwriting : Celtx vs. Final Draft by Aaron M. Wilcox

Aaron M. Wilcox

Works at Broken Door Media L.L.C. ♦ Boom Operator, Sound Mixer, Field Recordist, Foley Artist, Sound Designer, Sound Editor

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9 years ago

Celtx vs. Final Draft

I'm thinking about advancing my screenwriting software from Celtx to Final Draft, but I'd like to know from other writers what the major differences are before I make this purchase. Is Final Draft worth buying and why or why not?

Jorge J Prieto

9 years ago

Aaron, Final Draft is the best and the most $$$, but if you have the funds go for it. I've been using Movie Magic for years and I'm use to it and love it. Good luck, brother.

Jean-Pierre Chapoteau

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- Philip Sedgwick
9 years ago

I've used Final Draft and Movie Magic and I like MM better. Your call.

Sydney Cuthbert

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- Aaron M. Wilcox
9 years ago

Fade In will cost you $50 and will input and output Final Draft files as well as several other formats. Since screenplays are pretty much submitted as PDF files now I doubt seriously anyone will really care if you didn't use FD if you write a compelling screenplay.

Nkanya Nkwai

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- Wynne Beuche
- Philip Onions
9 years ago

Guys... imagine the grades you will all have if this were a test question. The guy asked what are the majore differences between FD Celtx. Let's start all over again.