Screen Play Generation ¶

If the scripts are written in Drafft Scripting Syntax drafft can automatically detect speech lines and generate a standard screenplay.

This is useful to hand over to voice actors as the format is commonly used in the industry.

Screenplay

Special Commands ¶

Some commands, if used, will have an impact in the screenplay generation:

Comments // Comment will be used as Action.
<FadeIn(time)> and <FadeOut(time) will be used as transitions
<CutTo(location)> will be used as Scene Heading.
[Expression] will be used as Parenthetical.

Example:

<FadeIn()>
<CutTo(INT, STUDIO)>   
// Early in the morning the team delivers the news with participation of many field reporters across the country.
[#net_SqCu]::Reporter:: Now let's take a look at the weather for today.
<CutTo(EXT, LOCATION 1 - DAY)> {"weather":"rainy"} 
[#net_JZbb]::FieldReporter:: Not looking very good here. [worried] {"props":["umbrella","raincoat", "microphone"]}
<CutTo(INT, STUDIO)>   
[#net_Oa8v]::Reporter:: What's the traffic on your side Mike?
<CutTo(EXT, MIKE LOCATION)> {"traffic": {"cars": "low", "trucks":"none"}}
[#net_8Swf]::Mike:: Low traffic in this area.

Will produce the following screenplay:

Screenplay