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One Year of Writing with Highland Pro
Thank you to all the writers who've made this tremendous milestone possible!
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Daniel Sauvé-Rogan is the Marketing Director of Quote-Unquote Apps, makers of user-friendly writing tools for screenwriters, novelists, and storytellers of every kind. He is a screenwriter and graphic novelist living and working in Los Angeles, CA.
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Distraction-Free Team Up: Freewrite & Highland Pro Bundle
The best writing tools help strip away everything competing for you attention, giving you a single-purpose solution designed for one thing: getting words on the page. That's why Highland Pro has partnered with Freewrite for a special distraction-free screenwriting bundle from April 15th-April 30! The Big Screen Bundle
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How Many Acts Does a Screenplay Have?
Ask ten screenwriters how many acts a screenplay has and you'll get a range of answers — three, four, five, depending on who you're talking to and whether they're writing film or television. The honest answer is that it depends entirely on format. Here'
Get Ready for the Oscars with the 2025 Weekend Read Awards Collection!
Celebrate the best part of awards season – the FYC screenplays released as part of Oscar campaigns! 2025 was an amazing year for movies, and these screenplays are bound to be influential for generations to come. Our collection includes: * Bugonia by Will Tracy * F1 by Ehren Kruger * Frankenstein by Guillermo del
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Step-by-Step Guide to Highland Fling
Fling is a seamless sharing feature built directly into Highland that enables you to send a short-lived web version of your document to friends, colleagues, or teammates.
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Introducing Highland Fling
Stop emailing PDFs: share your scripts with Highland Fling to collect and collate feedback without ever losing control of your drafts.
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Screenwriting Credits Explained
Writer credits are complicated, and unpacking them for any particular project may be an impossible task without talking directly to those involved.
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Screenplay Font Guide: What Font Do Scripts Use and Why?
The standard screenplay font is 12-point Courier – or any close variant like Courier Prime, Courier New, or Courier Final Draft. This has been the industry standard since the era of mechanical typewriters, and it remains the rule today for a straightforward reason: Courier is a fixed-pitch font, meaning every character
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Standard Screenplay Format: The Complete Writer’s Guide
The screenplay format is exacting and regimented. It can intimidate new writers and old pros alike because at some point all of your wonderful ideas need to be transformed into sluglines and action lines and dialogue. But, before you start worrying about translating all of your ideas into screenplay format,
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Screenwriting Parentheticals: Rules & Best Practices
Parentheticals (also called “wrylies” or “actor’s direction”) are used to clear up confusion about a line that could be read multiple ways: They can also be used to indicate who a speaker is addressing: You will sometimes see them used to indicate action. This is acceptable if the action
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Screenplay Title Page Format: A Complete Guide
First impressions matter. Discover how to format your screenplay’s title page like a pro.
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Free Highland Pro Licenses for Students and Educators
Anyone who is currently enrolled in, or teaching, writing courses is now able to access a Free One-Year Highland Pro License!