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[Fill_de_Puta]

Hi all

I'm well aware that here on Lit most folk don't do the Film Script thing, after all this is a proper writer's site.. None the less I thought it worth a try.

I've a film script, no doubt like several of you. I have serious interest from a British film maker who managed to get through some of my pages before she emailed me and told me that she needs it in the 'proper format'. Allegedly words read different without tabs being spaced correctly.

Could either of you possibly point me in the right direction please? A direct link to the download would be absolutely fantastic, save me breaking my Tab button. I can't compensate you because, quite frankly, she's an independent Film Maker and my films are not intended for Hollywood or any other ridiculously expensive production. I'm More a Lars Von Trier / Shane Meadows wannabe. But hey! If it all comes to fruition I'll credit you and buy you a pint, or somethin'.

I use Libre/Open Office and have searched for templates but all I can find is praise for "LibO/OO" being free, brilliant and having won almost a week's worth of shopping for the template.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Zeb_Carter]

Here you go...it's a product call Trelby...it's free...here's the download link as requested...http://www.trelby.org/files/release/2.2/Setup-Trelby-2.2.exe

 

[Fill_de_Puta]

Thank you very much, much appreciated.

 

[Handley_Page]

I've heard that 'Y-writer' can be used in scripting.

 

[Zeb_Carter]

I've heard that 'Y-writer' can be used in scripting.

Trelby actually formats the thing correctly.

Ywrite makes you do the formating yourself and it's not all the friendly for scripts. It's more of a long novel that could be a script tool.

 

[Fill_de_Puta]

I took a look at Ywriter but Trelby is definitely better for scripts. Thanks all the same, both of you