Final Draft is spectacular. It lets me build my story on scene cards, then allows me to see that outline and my script pages at the same time. This is a tremendous tool well worth the price of admission. With Final Draft 7, theyve moved from a software that formats your work to one that actually helps you write better.
Professional and aspiring writers can enjoy complete control brainstorming, structuring, drafting, and rewriting with Final Draft's brand-new Panels System. The simultaneous view of your Index Cards, Scene Navigator, script page or outline panels while drafting your script will bring more of your talent to every page.
Script breakdown is a labor-intensive task, Final Draft's new Tagger utility script elements such as cast, costumes and props are easily tagged exported for use in movie scheduling software.
Working long-distance with out-of-town co-writers, agents and producers is as easy as 1-2-3 with Final Draft's CollaboWriter? PDF file creation and script file compatibility. Final Draft's Ask the Expert will put you in touch with a screenwriting, a TV writing and a play writing expert with the click of your mouse also included in this feature is the WGAw's Creative Rights Handbook all designed to give you amazing access to limitless information.
Highlights
- Ask the Expert online help: screenwriting guru Syd Field, TV producer Larry Brody and playwright and teacher Jon Dorf at your fingertips to tackle character, plot, and structure problems
- Adobe Acrobat PDF file creation: Makes your scripts readable by anyone, whether they own Final Draft or not
- Format Assistant: Checks for extra spaces, blank elements and other errors
- Superior Spellchecker/Thesaurus: 120,000 word speller plus 200,000+ word thesaurus with antonyms and synonyms
- Script Reader: Listen to your script being read aloud. It's like having a table reading without hiring actors
- TV Templates: Unique format templates for television's top 50+ show

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