Learning

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.

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.

We’ve added some new functionality to Episodic Projects that will give you greater control over how your next series takes shape. Read this to learn more.

Built with writers in mind, our new Story Development plan will provide you with the tools you need to conceptualize, write, and enrich your next great script or screenplay.

A place for everything, and everything in its place. Our latest improvement to your Studio allows you to create your own customized filing system for keeping your projects organized.