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Yep. Full on board with Billie Jo Mason. Period.
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Best AI? None. Use you native intelligence and talent. There's no real substitute for those.
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@Jane Shebroe, I agree with the comments above. If you're only using it for formatting and structure, get Final Draft. It sets up everything for you really easily. Whenever I have questions while I'm...
Expand comment@Jane Shebroe, I agree with the comments above. If you're only using it for formatting and structure, get Final Draft. It sets up everything for you really easily. Whenever I have questions while I'm writing, like how to format a dream sequence or something, I google it and get lots of great examples of what that format should look like. You can also google questions like, "how many pages should Act 1 be?" or "what is the structure of Act 1," or whatever you're not sure about, and you'll get your answers.