Learning

At last, it’s time to take all of your story development and outlining work and turn it into that elusive, seemingly impossible goal: a completed first draft of an original script. In this Learning Series lesson, we’ll show you how.

Planning out your plot will make writing your script a lot easier. In Lesson #4, we’ll guide you through creating a thorough Script Outline – and show you how Celtx can speed up the process dramatically.

Your characters are the most important aspect of your script. For them to be engaging and believable, you’ll have to spend some time with them before going to the page. In Lesson #3 of the Learning Series, we’ll show you how to develop your characters by asking them questions.

What is your story going to say? How is it going to say it? In Lesson #2, you’ll learn how to ground your script by defining your dramatic targets.

What’s in a logline? Well, everything. In this first lesson of the Celtx Learning Series, we’ll show you how to get your scriptwriting process started by distilling your story idea.

Celtx creatives now have access to a faster, more powerful online scriptwriting experience. Read this for an outline of what’s new, what’s better, and what’s to come.

Our new call sheets and reports system makes crafting and distributing accurate, properly-formatted call sheets faster and easier than ever. Read this to see what’s new!

We’ve added new efficiency-boosting features to your scheduling tools, including exportable and customizable callsheets. Learn more about how planning your shoot in Celtx and making your A.D.’s lives easier.

Don’t want to tear yourself away from your script? Dynamic Index Cards allow you to quickly create, review, and edit your index cards directly within your script editor. In all new Celtx Projects, your ideas can be accessed and managed in a single creative workspace.

We’ve brought Insights into your production planning toolset. Read this to learn how you can get an instant breakdown of how your shooting schedule is coming together.