Producing : Question on LOOK BOOK by David M. Salkin

I used Final Draft for screen writing as well and love it. The Look book is to help pitch to investors / producers. It's sort of like a brochure with a lot of imagery to paint the picture along with your synopsis, log line, etc.

The 3-5 short is probably most ideal, but not in the budget.

I use CeltX and live in Jackson NJ. Nice to meet you David.

HI neighbor (Richard) I'll peek at CeltX, thanks. Western Monmouth is practically the NEW Hollywood!! LOL

Lol

Hey David, I am using powerpoint. However, I am a bit mystified by what actual "format" is industry standard.

PowerPoint, PageMaker. I'm sure there are others like Corel. There is no industry standard. Depends on the situation.

I just put together a look book for a comedy feature I wrote that's set in, get this, New Jersey! If anyone would take a quick look at it, I'd be happy to return the favor. :^}

Keynote for Mac. Beautifully simple and really can do a lot.

I've made look books on pages, word, even google docs. Use what you're most comfortable with. When you send/submit you'll likely be turning it into a PDF so the original program doesn't matter much. My advice: try to look at some samples from friends if you can before submitting.

I've used Google Slides (free if you have gmail account) which is just like PowerPoint but it's a web application.