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until i can justify the cost fo final draft or fade in, ive been looking into free options. i used to subscribe to celtx, but im not a writer and couldnt justify the price for something that i only used occasionally. im finding that the free versions of both celtx and writer duet are limited to only 3 scripts. (already have at least 15 scripts in celtx from when i had a subscription) are any of the other alternatives open to unlimited scripts

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i used fade in to develop an outline for a film i wrote. i started with a storyboard on my computer and then went to the fade in website and typed in a few details into the character information window, such as title, name, age, and so on, and then created a storyline by dragging the storyboard around the screen. i did all this before any of the characters had spoken or done anything. this way, when i did start to write, i had a rough outline for the story. i started writing, taking what i already knew about the characters and filling in the gaps. when i wanted to add an extra twist, i went back and looked at my storyboard and modified the characters until i got the outline i wanted. i went back to my writing, and then went back to my storyboard, rearranged it, and wrote in the character lines for the new twists. it wasnt too difficult to adjust my outline to work with the new characters i was adding to the story, and i even worked in a few new plotlines. the best part was that i could watch my storyboard, and see how the twists would work on it. this way i knew how they would play out on-screen, and i was able to write the scenes i needed to fit around them.