Film 0.1's video: 3 Free Screenwriting Tools - Randomly Vlog

3 free screenwriting tools I use to write screenplays for my short films & sketches. A randomly vlog about my creative process. Subscribe for more videos http://bit.ly/film0_1 or even better, let me know what type of videos you'd love to see on this channel! How to format your screenplay? These free tools will help you get your idea from your head into a properly formatted PDF screenplay. But ultimately, the tools will take care only of the formatting, you need to know yourself what the different elements of the screenplays are. If you are not sure about those - best to read as many screenplays as you can. Let me know if you'd like to read any of mine, I'm happy to share. Here are the links to the free tools: - Plain text editors: TextEdit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TextEdit & Notepad https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Notepad - Fountain syntax: https://fountain.io/ - Afterwriting (for PDF conversion): https://afterwriting.com/ - Dropbox: https://db.tt/RscOMS6C Here are the links to the documents I used: - plain text screenplay: https://www.dropbox.com/s/yo21ls50s4h4qcb/Screenplay.txt?dl=0 - PDF screenplay: https://www.dropbox.com/s/02xgn4bypd6rcnn/screenplay.pdf?dl=0 And here is the final film "Bird Lessons": https://youtu.be/BbEYCo6uxDg As I said, these tools won't work for every situation, they just work for my project needs. But I could imagine situation, especially when working on longer-form work where you would prefer different tools to format your script. What tools do you use? Is it Final Draft? Highland? WriterDuet? Celtx, Fade In, Movie Magic, Scrivener, Slugline or any other tool? Let me know in the comments what process your prefer! I made this video using: - GoPro Hero 4 - Tascam DR-40 Sound Recorder - Final Cut Pro X - Lots of time Surely you've seen The Expert series? If not, what are you doing here? (And take a look here: http://bit.ly/TheExpert_Series)