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Mr.Funny12	Posted: Sunday, Apr 22 2012, 19:12
Just keep swimming... Group: Members Joined: Jun 14, 2011	Wow, this topic is a great help. Thank you.

Ziggy455	Posted: Sunday, Aug 5 2012, 14:50
Helping Hand. Group: Members Joined: May 2, 2007	Didn't know where to post this but I found it helpful so maybe others might take something away from it. The Snowflake Method: 10 Easy steps in plotting your story! Also I have a PDF version if anybody is interested in it.

cammi	Posted: Sunday, Aug 5 2012, 15:47
PROJECT A HAS COMMENCED ! Group: Members Joined: Jun 10, 2012	seems interesting but the mountain writing scheme works well also even though it is quite childish

AceRay	Posted: Monday, Oct 8 2012, 09:22
Dissapointment implies that you were somewhat respected before Group: Members Joined: Oct 5, 2010	I often use Kleimo for whenever I needa name for a story, its probably the most through in terms of randomizing and you can a big variety of examples. Its pretty simple but I find it works well.

VProductions	Posted: Sunday, Jan 6 2013, 22:04
18 Months™ Group: Members Joined: Oct 28, 2012	Does anyone know the best program for script writing?

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QUOTE (VProductions @ Sunday, Jan 6 2013, 23:04)

Does anyone know the best program for script writing?

If, by script, you're talking specifically screenplays, then Final Draft is the industry standard. Another frontrunner is Movie Magic.

For something free, your best bet is Celtx.

VProductions	Posted: Tuesday, Jan 8 2013, 20:56
18 Months™ Group: Members Joined: Oct 28, 2012	Thanks . I tried the final draft demo but it was too complicated so now I am using celtx which is perfect.

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