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james cassidy

10 months, 1 week ago - james cassidy

What is the best screenwriting software either to buy or free?

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A.L. Nott

10 months, 1 week ago - A.L. Nott

Always used Celtx free version which is (was?) still available as an archived download online from 3rd party. I like it. Works fine.

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Darren Brade

10 months ago - Darren Brade

I'm fed up with Final Draft after their weak upgrade and poor mobile app support so I'm currently trying ArcStudioPro.

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Brendan O'Neill

9 months, 3 weeks ago - Brendan O'Neill

I use Fade In. There's a watermarked free trial version and you can buy a lifetime multi machine license for a one off payment of around £60. It imports and exports to a variety of formats including Final Draft.

https://www.fadeinpro.com/page.pl?content=features

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Peter Spencer

9 months, 3 weeks ago - Peter Spencer

I've been using Fade In Pro since 2014 when Craig Mazin and Rian Johnson were both vocal about using it over Final Draft. I was heartily sick of Final Draft by then. Fade In was a one-off purchase, updates are free, you don't have to pay for 'upgrades' every 2-4 years and can watermark, import pdf and can import/exort to Final Draft.

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