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Yes, I meant flashbacks, sorry :-) Ok, I got it too. I will choose a mixture of these, depending on the situation. I think this page describes well what I need. https://www.keepwriting.com/tsc/flashback.htm

For example in this website: http://screenwriting.io/how-do-you-format-a-montage-in-a-screenplay/ And here: https://www.keepwriting.com/tsc/flashback.htm http://www.storysense.com/format/flashbacks.htm

Hi I have a technical question. I read that when writing a retrospection it can be done like this: BEGIN OF RETROSPECTION ... END OF RETROSPECTION The same goes for montage. BEGIN OF MONTAGE ... END OF MONTAGE But how about a situation when I need to have a combined retrospection with...

And what margins do you have in the printout from Adobe Story? Could you please measure them?

I checked and there is no such PDF tab in Celtx. At least not in the web version of Celtx. :-/

Ok, thank you. I didn't know that. I'll try today when I get back home from work :-)

I did it just like that, printing from PDF opened in Chrome.

Hi I have a small problem with how my script is printed. I read about the standard of how the script should look like, I mean the margins, font etc. I also read that the script, especially in case of a newbie (like me) should not be longer than 110, max 115 pages. I am a newbie, so I decided to...

Hi Ok, I understand that going back to the same location I don't think to mention the blueness again :-) And I get it, that there should not be too many EXT locations in my script. And there aren't. Only a few of them, but in different parts of the world. So mentioning the blueness is crucial...

Let me clarify Hi guys Thanks everyone for participating in the discussion. I really appreciate this. And the examples you gave. Thank you. Let me clarify again what I meant in the first post. By writing "Doesn't matter here" I wanted to say that I give this blue color here as an example, it...

Hi Thank you for your reply Yes, I know I should NOT write it this way "In this scene." :-) Of course :-) So, in your opinion I should not write anything like that in the first scene, that in all subsequent scenes the building are assumed to be blue? Ok, I understand. Thank you. /JK

Hi I am new here. I logged in because I would like to ask you a question about one technical detail. I am writing a script in which the world is slightly different than the one we live in. Sligthly is important here. Never mind the details. Let's imagine that all the buildings are normal except...