Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on August 12, 2006 07:43 AM
The article states that Celtx "isn't as fancy as some of the commercial screenwriting software that's available."
What are the differences? Is anyone familiar enough with commercial screenwriting software to know what are the essential features?
For that matter, what is "expected" if one tries to present a script in Hollywood? If it was written in "Celtx format" instead of in "commercial screenwriting software format," would it be laughed out of the room and tossed in the garbage?
Good article, but additional details would have been interesting.
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the difference, please?
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on August 12, 2006 07:43 AMWhat are the differences? Is anyone familiar enough with commercial screenwriting software to know what are the essential features?
For that matter, what is "expected" if one tries to present a script in Hollywood? If it was written in "Celtx format" instead of in "commercial screenwriting software format," would it be laughed out of the room and tossed in the garbage?
Good article, but additional details would have been interesting.
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