story Adobe Story. Worth a shot.

[UncleKornicob]

I've tried so many different programs in screen writing. Heck, windows notepad does the job. But I wanted something with smooth interface with different features in sharing screenplays with other writers, easily without the hassle of sending attachments via email.
I was on Adobe.com, and I saw this new software called Adobe Story. It was specifically designed for scripts. I knew one thing, this software wouldn't let me down, for I know, adobe always goes OVer the board on there software. I saw the features, it came with great features for great screenplay editing. (check it out yourslef )
I was nervous for the price, until I saw that... it was free!
Yes!
One of the best screen play writing software for free!
It can be an "In Browser" application, or can be downloaded!
Even if you have a pro editor, its worth a shot! Check it out~~ https://story.adobe.com/en-us/index.html
Note: you need a CS live account for this to work. Which is free aswell.

 

[Zensteve]

Are you familiar with Celtx? That's extremely useful, and free.

There are some add-ons for it (usually about $5 per), but those are entirely optional.

 

[CamVader]

I think they give you a year for free, if I'm not mistaken. Also, the greatest hook is you can import your script into Premiere Pro for easy subtitles!

 

[klitch]

I thinkit's only free for awhile then it's going to be a pay per month service. I downloaded it to look at it and see the interface, it looks good, very seamless. I'm not sure what they are going to charge for it, if it stayed free I'd use it.

As it is I won a copy of movie magic screenwriter so I use that.

 

[wheatgrinder]

I used adobe story recently for an entire project. Worked good for collaboration that is certain, but it has less features then celtx for pre production. Celtx works great as collaboration tool IF you pony up the monthly fee... since eventually you'll need to pay monthly to use story, then celtx wins on having MORE features and collaboration.