final draft 7 professional scriptwriting

So, is it worth it? Actually, I'll still say, after 18 months continuous, and I mean continuous, use - yes, I still love Final Draft and it's simplicity. I think people are a bit put out with it due to the monopoly of the industry FD has - and that does bug me a bit - but you need a standard format or we'd be paying out more every time we got a gig with a new production company. Recently delivered a script along with a cast and location list - no problems. Maybe got soggy on the way across the Atlantic and stretched a bit, who knows? But all in all, I'm still very fond of the software.

When it left, it was 120 pages - it came in at 128 over there. yes there's some bugs, the cursor changing position to before the letter but still behaving like it's after the letter knocks me nuts - also I sent a script to the states recently. Well, as you can see it's a year and a half since getting the software. Give it time before you start giving it a bad rep. Yes, there may be faults, but there always is in these things. I'm not going to go into detail as I only got it yesterday but, suffice to say, I honestly think some of the reviewers here are too hard to please. It is excellent in every way and the scene card improvement is second to none. I searched high and low for 6 as this is the one I've been using for quite some time and I had heard and read a lot of bad reports about 7. I upgraded to macs recently and, therefore, had to buy FD7. Have been writing professionally now for four years and have to use final draft for the BBC amongst others.

Final draft 7 professional scriptwriting