Learn how to space and create margins for your screenplay with expert tips on screenplay and script writing in this free video series.
Expert: Tony Ramirez
Bio: Electronics and media guru Tony Ramirez is known among his friends, family, and clients as "Inspector Gadget.
Filmmaker: Adolph Ramirez
kool new tips thanks men!!!
ARTSPAD 1 week ago
thanks dude
alexs603 1 week ago
Incorrect formatting in this video. Don't even think of copying this guys formatting. Get yourself a well-known and respected guide to screenplay formatting from a bookstore.
kazetrigger 1 month ago
These are some good tips! I've been trying to write a script of my own for a while and it's a pretty tough thing to do. It's hard to come up with really good ideas and brainstorming.
typhhons 1 month ago
Thank you so much!!!
ardillomaan 2 months ago
how about the direction in the dialogue?
anw, thank you so much:D
simplename80 3 months ago
thought this was really helpfull and easyliy told,10/10
wescraven02 4 months ago
I've seen the same thing where the courier on FInal Draft is slightly different from the courier standard--I think that's because Final Draft is trying to go more closely to the look of the old typewriter. Seeing as the format of a script hasn't really changed in 50 years, that might be an explanation.
THENEWJMONEY507 in reply to SatanicFilmHouse (Show the comment) 4 months ago
The thing about MS Word is that I've never been able to get the font to look right. I use courier 12-point, but it looks totally different in Final Draft.
SatanicFilmHouse in reply to THENEWJMONEY507 (Show the comment) 4 months ago
Ha ha true... Hollywood will accept submissions straight from the toilet bowl, as long as it's in 12 pt courier.
booooboooo77 4 months ago