This video was made to help demystify the script breakdown, scheduling and budgeting process for current and aspiring filmmakers. It's a basic overview of the tools used to prepare a feature by examining the flow from Final Draft to Movie Magic Scheduling to Movie Magic Budgeting. By no means is it complete, as the real lessons takes years, but perhaps this can be a starting point for some. 4 parts, approx 10 mins each.
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ddpaw7 1 month ago
UPM on an indie. There are thousands of factors to consider. Just got a copy of Movie Magic 5 and this tutorial is bring additional elements into consideration. Thanks :D
elgatonegro13 8 months ago
i like this demo-- except the screen is blurring. thanks.
wenwenlin2046 10 months ago
@AmericanPowerBase lol. u know what i meant my g.
CelosTV 1 year ago
@Paropa
Sure, I don't NEED WordPerfect, as you say, and YES I could be using a Typewriter, but then how would I use my custom WP Spell Checker?
Plotlines, parallel action and cinematic prose are my strengths... spelling is my weakness.
And please don't suggest I use a professional screenplay preparation service to manually spell check my scripts, I'm not a 70's throwback retroist.
I'm simply a realist who sees marketing hype used by companies like Screenplay Systems in order generate more sales.
xlr8up 1 year ago
@xlr8up I think you're right about final draft not making you a better writer but for me personally final draft lets me get ideas out quickly.
I don't think the tab, caps, and spell check works for everybody. I find the automation helps me out quite a bit and for me it actually is a key tool in my creative process. I mean, you don't even need Word Perfect really, you could use a typewriter if you wanted to.
Paropa 1 year ago
Final Draft?!
LOL!
Yeah, let's teach 'em to use a crutch like this shitware.
I've written 26 original features, 2 mini-series, 4 pilots, had 7 optioned, landed an agent with ICM and secured two development deals using a very outdated installation of Word Perfect v6.0 for Windows.
Final Draft makes not a better writer nor crew head, but simply sterilizes and detaches writer and revisionist from the creative process through clunky hot-key automation.
TAB, CAPS and Spell Check is all you need.
xlr8up 1 year ago
Where can I purchase a copy of this software?
Shadowgod707 2 years ago
i learned it hands on..its not really that hard
CelosTV 2 years ago
Thank you so much.
Ben.
dannydanny62 3 years ago