Writing Scripts

[Friendbot2000]

As I am sure all the writers in the room know, writing scripts takes a lot of time. One of the things I find to be useful is writing scripts using the program Celtx. It makes writing dialogue and different "stage" actions really easy. Names of characters are stored in a library for automated use. It also formats your script into a screenplay format that I feel gives it an air of professionalism about it. It is supported by Mac OSX, Linux, and Windows so everyone can use it

So give it a try and see what you think.

[SusanTheCat]

I like it too, but I often end up writing in a text editor. (Notepad++ being the current favourite)

For those of us using ren'py there is a nifty python script that turns Celtx into ren'py: http://www.renpy.org/wiki/renpy/doc/coo ... from_Celtx

Susan

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