Using Celtx

Explore the key differences between US and UK sitcoms—from humor and pacing to structure and tone—with examples from both sides of the Atlantic.

Learn how to introduce dialogue in a script, formatting rules for dialogue, and see examples of dialogue from feature film scripts.

Learn how to write a montage in a script with this guide to montage script format. Covers formatting rules, examples, and Celtx screenwriting tools.

Unlock your creativity with the new Celtx Beat Sheet – a powerful tool to visualize and structure your story before scriptwriting.

Some of our favorite new features to add to the Celtx studio are those that make it easier to write and create together. The better we collaborate, the better we …

We’re excited to announce the release of Script Drafts – a new feature which allows users to create draft scripts from their core project script. With unlimited draft scripts, users …

Introduction Silent filmmaker Paul Rotha once said, “No power of speech is comparable to the descriptive value of photographs”, citing dialogue as “doing violence to natural instincts”. There is no …

Discover Celtx’s range of innovative and collaborative pre-production tools on one user-friendly platform designed for remote filmmaking.

Explore how virtual workshops using Celtx can help engage your students and develop their skills as they embark on their filmmaking journeys.

Storyteller Ashlie Gibbs shares about her multi-faceted career, collaborative journeys, upcoming projects, and more.