kotlas@uncecs.edu (Carolyn M. Kotlas) (04/16/91)
Can anyone recommend a movie/screenplay script writing program? One of our drama department professors is looking for such a program. He was interested in getting a commercial program named MOVIE MASTER, but says the company has apparently gone out of business. Any suggestions/help will be *greatly* appreciated. Thanks! -- Carolyn Kotlas (kotlas@uncecs.edu or kotlas@ecsvax.bitnet) UNC Ed. Comp. Serv., POB 12035, Res. Triangle Pk., NC 27709 919/549-0671 "Serving the 16 campuses of The University of North Carolina system"
PZ2@psuvm.psu.edu (David L. Phillips) (04/17/91)
In article <1991Apr16.140754.10396@uncecs.edu>, kotlas@uncecs.edu (Carolyn M. Kotlas) says: > >Can anyone recommend a movie/screenplay script writing program? One of >our drama department professors is looking for such a program. He was >interested in getting a commercial program named MOVIE MASTER, but says >the company has apparently gone out of business. > It would be very easy to set up WordPerfect to do this, using columns and/or styles. Let me know if he's willing to pay a modicum for the set-up.
davem@nro.cs.athabascau.ca (Dave McCrady) (04/18/91)
kotlas@uncecs.edu (Carolyn M. Kotlas) writes: > > Can anyone recommend a movie/screenplay script writing program? One of > our drama department professors is looking for such a program. He was > interested in getting a commercial program named MOVIE MASTER, but says > the company has apparently gone out of business. > I assume you're talking about a script formatter. There's a package in the PCSIG library called AVScriptor. It's a RUNOFF-like utility. You write a file using the editor of your choice, then run it through AVS to produce A-V script (viz instructions on left, narration on the right. It's pcsig disk #1028. A couple of folks in the TV newsroom where I work use it. Dave McCrady | ersys!davem@nro.cs.athabascau.ca +1 403-454-4054 (voice) | Disclaimer? Who needs a disclaimer? +1 403-454-6093 (public USENET) | I >own< the joint.