как дел Dimitri!
Would it be too much to ask, to write in Markdown and your application is "rendering" it in formatted different script layouts? Like a layout for a movie script, one for theater and of course, at least one for a radio-play.?
Are you going to use a kind of an agile approach? So some of us could give you feedback sprint by sprint so you are sure to develop "the right thing". Would that be helpful for you?
Just my 2 cents.
Hallo
@Spirit328
Die Anwendung Kit Scenarist kann
Fountain Skripte importieren. Das ist eine Markdown Variante für Filmdrehbücher.
Ich schreibe in einem x beliebigen Texteditor meine Fountain Skripte und importiere sie in Kit Scenarist, um sie dort fertig zu formatieren. Das funktioniert sehr gut.
Oder meinst Du einen reinen Markdownmodus zum an abschalten direkt in der Software Kit Scenarist?
Grüße Kubi
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Hello Spirit328
The Kit Scenarist application can import
Fountain scripts. This is a Markdown variant for film scripts.
I write my Fountain scripts in a text editor and import them into Kit Scenarist to finish formatting them there. This works very well.
Or do you mean a pure markdown mode to turn on/off directly in the software Kit Scenarist?
greetings Kubi
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Hello
@dimkanovikov ,
I don't know if there are regulations for radio plays in Germany for scripts from the radio stations - as there are for the BBC. In film yes, but for radio plays - I don't know. That is a question for others who work for radio stations.
Some ideas for possible "extensions" of a future software to think about. I hope some of them make sense.
WRITING PROCESS
A Timer for Pomodoro
Some authors use the Pomodoro technique to concentrate only on writing for some time. To be able to use this method, it would be good to have a freely adjustable alarm clock in the software.
Distraction-free writing
Highlighting the line with the cursor in full screen mode.
Plotting: In addition to the free index card mode, one could also offer various templates for plotting with index cards (e.g. Blake Snyder: Save the Cat Beatsheet or a 7-point structure or other systems).
Inspiration: A micronational name generator for characters and places would also be interesting.
PRODUCTION SUPPORT
Single Role Export
Export of takes of a single role with take numbers. Currently you can export the takes of a role individually, but without a take number from the script. I would sometimes find it quite practical to give an actor only his dialogue. Then he doesn't have to scroll through the script while recording. For consultation, however, the number of the take would be important. There is an explanatory screenshot below.
A c
redits export editor consisting of
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Logline (a short text describing what the script is about, similar to what is written on the back of a book or a film advertising)
- Export of the role names and the real actor names as well as the other people involved (authors, editors,Musician).
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Sound and music numbering. Sometimes we discuss sounds and it is easier to say: "sound number 24". Currently the sounds are taken out of the numbering.
So far my ideas...
best regards
Kubi