Interestingly enough, Staples printing price structure gives you a noticeable price break at 100 pages – you’d pay nearly two dollars more to print only ninety-nine. So I guess I’ll be heading over to the Staples on Barton street after work tomorrow to pick it up.
CELTX NOVEL FULL
This is the first time I’ve used a print shop since getting my Brother laser printer on boxing day, because I really wanted to get the full professional treatment on this – double-sided pages, spiral binding, stiff cardboard covers, and the whole thing. So I’ve finished editing the entire project, (very casually, but that’s okay for a first printing I think,) and sent it off to Staples. There was a gentleman at the New Writing Workshop last time who seemed very interested and knowledgeable about screenwriting. I wanted to get the script in good shape to print a full copy out and show it off at the writers’ circles this week, maybe even give it to somebody else to review for a few weeks before giving it back to me. Well, it’s late, and I’ve spent a lot of the evening reading my Script Frenzy screenplay aloud to myself, which is a really good way of doing editing I usually find – a lot of simple changes and alternate phrasings just seem to come to me when I’m reading my own words out. So ever since then, I’ve got a lot of mileage out of using Celtx both on the road and at home, copying my screnzy.celtx file to whichever computer I’m going to use next. In fact, they had a special eeePC version as well as the vanilla linux version at that point. What motivated me was the fact that it could be run on my newest toy, the eeePC netbook. I started using Celtx for Script Frenzy… let’s see, it was probably my third year, 2009. And, possibly the biggest factor in its favor is that you can use Celtx for most things without having to pay for it. It can be used collaboratively, in browsers, or with a single computer offline. It’s dedicated to scripts and other media projects, yet versatile enough to do reasonably well at lots of different kind of scripts. There are lots of good reasons that Celtx gets plenty of love with Frenziers. It’s the only program that has a forum devoted to it on the Script Frenzy message board.
CELTX NOVEL SOFTWARE
Different people use different software for Script Frenzy, including MS Word and Final Draft, but no script writing program has quite become a part of Script Frenzy culture, in my opinion, like Celtx.
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