This is as days pass by, by Stuart Langridge

And this is Filmage, written , and concerning Musings, Conferences

So, me & Bill are making a film. It’s going to be along the same sort of lines as http://www.bbsdocumentary.com/. The plan at the moment is to document how we came to be interested in all things Internet and computers in general, and then move on to document our momentous trip to http://www.har2009.nl. I'm under strict instructions that I'm not allowed to help with the soundtrack because my music tastes suck. The experience of thinking about a script gives you a new appreciation for the work that scriptwriters do, though. Just thinking of how it all fits together is hard. Me, personally, I'd like it to feel like a Top Gear film (it won't look like it, since they have the best camera work in the industry, but it might have the same sort of atmosphere, if we're really really good). Didn't I see something about a script-writing program for Linux somewhere? At the moment we're using a Google document...

Comments

Chris

Used a good bit of script writing software at uni - Final Draft.

Is only avalible for Windows or Mac, but it is very good.

Kjoller

I usually use gedit for my script-writing purposes - it has syntax highlighting and everything... Badum-friggin-TISCH.

Jeiel Aranal

You're looking for Celtx. I've tried to use it before, nothing extensive though. I liked what I had seen when I used it though.

Opoho

You should also give a look to Scenari:

http://scenari-platform.org/projects/scenari/en/pres/co/

Stephen Gentle

I use Celtx, and I would recommend it - it's based on Gecko (Firefox) and is open source.

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Anonymous Coward

For scripts I use emacs, it a hundred times better than vi.

mrben

I think you mean Cel.... oh ok, people beat me to it :(

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