Why you Need ScriptAssist™

ScriptAssist™ is the fastest and easiest way to find out anything about Screenwriting. No more searching through dozens of books, old notes or on-line for that one vital piece of information you need NOW.

Whether it's a formatting problem or a question about finding an agent, with ScriptAssist™ all the answers are in one place.

Ordinary screenwriting software ensures that the general layout of your script is correct. But what happens when you have an unusual scene? How do you format: Near Death Experiences, Scenes with Animals, Underwater Scenes, Special Effects, Flashbacks, Crowd Scenes and Dream Sequences? The answers to all these questions and many more are available in ScriptAssist™.

You can even Cut and Paste from the hundreds of ScriptAssist™ formatting examples directly into your current screenwriting software. Or create your own templates using a word processing program.

For the experienced Screenwriter, ScriptAssist™ provides an instant refresher course as well as providing up to date information on all the latest screenwriting trends.

For the novice, ScriptAssist™ gives you a comprehensive overview of current screenwriting standards and techniques as well as tips from industry professionals and screenwriting gurus.

More cost effective than buying dozens of different screenwriting books, ScriptAssist™ is an essential aid for rewrites and polishes.

Let ScriptAssist™ help stamp out Writer's Block by offering suggestions you may not have considered. Click on the SEE ALSO Links at the bottom of every page to find related topics that can give you the inspiration or change of perspective that you need.

ScriptAssist™ is a self-contained Application but also provides over 200 direct External Links to Screenwriting Resources on the Web such as The Library of Congress, The Writer's Guild and other essential sites for Screenwriters.

Use your familiar Browser (Internet Explorer®, Netscape®, Opera, Safari etc.) to quickly access over 2,300 pages and more than 2,700 Keywords with nearly 70,000 Links.

All entries are cross-linked and cross-referenced in an easy-to-access, dictionary-style menu. Each page in the program covers a specific Screenwriting Topic and contains the following:

KEYWORD: a concise definition of the topic

EXAMPLE: a clear illustration from an actual screenplay or film

SUGGESTIONS: recommendations for industry-standard use and integration

EXPLANATION: the reason, derivation, clarification and details