How to Write a Great Script with Fade In
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| Rating | : | 4.53 (630 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00IJGEZ3U |
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| Number of Pages | : | 458 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"A total waste of money" according to Native Son. A total waste of money. The author purports to show you how to use Fade In software yet the content of the book is a lame description about how to write a script. There are better books on script writing. Avoid if you are looking to understand how to use Fade In software.. Great resource to go along w/ the software It's simplistic but very detailed in its instruction. If you are serious about using this software then this book is what you need!. Four Stars Love this product. I bought it to write stage plays. Works just like it should and updates come free.
If you use more than two computers regularly, you’ll need to pay extra to run the program on another computer.With Fade In, you have all the features (and sometimes more) of the higher-priced programs with more flexibility to work the way you want to work. You can start working on your screenplay today!. While other screenwriting programs focus on both screenwriting and the production aspect of film making, Fade In focuses exclusively on writing a screenplay. Fade In not only costs a fraction of the price of popular screenwriting programs like Final Draft and Movie Magic Screenwriter, but it can run on the three most popular operating systems in use today (Windows, OS X, and Linux) while giving you the freedom to make multiple copies to run on all of your computers. Where most people go wrong is that they focus first on writing their screenplay without knowing what to write or taking time to organize their ideas before they write. Don't delay. To use Fade In most effectively, you need to know how to develop a story. In this book, you'll learn how to duplicate that time-tested story structure using Fade In as your screenwriting tool.IntroductionChapter 1: Getting IdeasChapter 2: Picking a ThemeCh