Final Draft 11.1.3 -

To "make a feature" in , you'll want to start with a blank screenplay template and utilize the program's automated formatting tools to keep your script industry-standard. 1. Start a New Feature Project To begin your feature-length screenplay: Go to the File menu in the top left corner. Select New from Template .

Listen to your feature by going to Tools > Speech Control . Hearing your dialogue aloud can help you catch awkward pacing or typos.

Use this to brainstorm and map out your "beats" or major plot points before you start writing scenes. Final Draft 11.1.3

For markers like "FADE OUT.", hold Command (Mac) or Control (Windows) and press 6 . 3. Essential Feature Writing Tools

In version 11.1.3, you can export your work by going to File > Save as PDF . 4. Organize with the Navigator To "make a feature" in , you'll want

After your heading, press Enter . This automatically places you in the Action element to describe visual details.

If you're working late, toggle Night Mode to reduce eye strain. Select New from Template

Type "I" or "E" and press Tab to quickly select INT. (Interior) or EXT. (Exterior).