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100% Cross-Platform
Final Draft scripts are identical on both
Windows™ and Macintosh® platforms and can
easily be exchanged between both.
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Import/Export
Files from any word processor can be imported
easily, no need to re-type your script. Export
to multiple file formats (including PDF) to
easily and securely share scripts with anyone.
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Script Registry
Final Draft is a preferred file format and the
only scriptwriting software with an authorized
agreement with the WGAw online registry service.
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Production Features
Handles production functions with ease,
including scene numbering, A and B pages,
multiple revisions, character sides and
specialized reports.
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Tagger
A separate application that enables you to break
down Final Draft scripts into their various
elements and export them into any scheduling
software.
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ScriptCompare
Dynamically compares two scripts and highlights
any changes, allowing you to easily see the
differences from one file to the next.
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Templates
Over 50 television show, movie and stageplay
templates are included, complete with characters
and locations.
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Format Assistant
Checks your script for common formatting errors,
such as missing dialogue, extra spaces, carriage
returns and blank elements.
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ScriptNotes
Pop-up windows which can hold ideas, notes,
suggestions or scene fragments without taking up
space onscreen.
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CollaboWriter
Write, edit and discuss a script with other
Final Draft users in real time, over the
internet, anywhere in the world.
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Text to Speech
Have your script read back to you by assigning
different voices to your characters. It’s like
having a live script reading in your computer.
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Ask the Expert
An interactive problem-solver with legendary
screenwriting teacher Syd Field, television
writer Larry Brody, playwright Jon Dorf and
WGAw’s The Creative Rights Handbook.
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