ScriptMaker

Telling a story is often referred to a form of art by many as it forms the basis of directing any kind of story telling activity like motion picture making and even for video games. Involving varied technicalities and developing aspects, script writing is considered as being one of the most rewarding professions in recent times owing to fast spreading demand of writers in all kinds of domains involving television and motion pictures. Being a unique form of literary association, script writing is done on the basis of extensive research and study of a specific topic or subject upon which a particular script is to be written. Since there are several programs that facilitates writing good quality articles and enhancing the language; hence another utility called ScriptMaker 2.01 has been developed that helps scriptwriters and filmmakers.

ScriptMaker opens with a neatly arranged interface with the chief options placed at the top panel in the form of vibrant icons and control tabs that offer wide scope for writing scripts. The left side of the screen contains a list of situations like storyboarding and camera angles with the main screen displaying the detailed explanation of each of the modules and situations. This tool is an excellent program for film makers and directors as it allows a smooth development of the story and script format and integrates the process of story development with development of script. Further, the virtual index-cards helps in story planning and the program aligns different index cards with the stages of the story development that keeps the whole script in order and completely upgraded.

To conclude, ScriptMaker 2.01 certainly performs well for any writer willing to develop and enhance his script with the help of its tools and hence garners a rating of four points for its impressive working and superlative functions.

ScriptMaker is a tool for script-writers and directors. It allows you to develop your script as well as format it properly, by integrating the process of story development with script writing. Story-planning is done using "virtual index-cards". ScriptMaker knows which parts of your script are linked with which index-cards, so if you alter the order of the cards the corresponding parts of the script get swapped around too. The descriptive version of the script is kept automatically up-to-date in step with the shooting script, because of the way ScriptMaker stores "2 scripts in 1".