Reporting: Scene, location, character, dialogue reports.View: Multiple views, including draft view, What You See is What You Get (WYSIWYG) mode, and a fullscreen so you don't need to worry about distractions while writing your script.Screenplay editor: Enforces correct script format and pagination, auto-completion, and spell checking.Name Database that contains over 200,000 names in multiple languages for coming up with character names.You can also generate PDFs with custom watermarks which allows tracking number of file shares. PDF: There is a highly configurable PDF generator which supports embedding font that you want.Export from to PDF, formatted text, HTML, RTF, Final Draft XML, and Fountain.Import from other script program formats like Final Draft, Celtx, Adobe Story, Fade In Pro, and Fountain.Unfortunately I didn't but after doing a bit of Googling I found Trelby, a great free and open source screenwriting program and what seems to be the best Final Draft alternative I've seen out there.

(That's 95% of screenwriters but everyone still buys the software.) They were curios if I knew of a good Final Draft alternative.

This person did not really have any complaints with how Final Draft worked just that the $250 per licensee cost was high especially for a poor and struggling screenwriter. Recently I was talking with someone about Final Draft, the ubiquitous program used by countless screenwriters everywhere.

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