Final Draft (software)

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Final Draft is a screenwriting software program for writing and formatting screenplays.

DevelopersFinal Draft, Inc.
Stable release
13.2.1 / Nov. 2024
Operating systemmacOS, Windows
Size113 MB
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Final Draft
DevelopersFinal Draft, Inc.
Stable release
13.2.1 / Nov. 2024
Operating systemmacOS, Windows
Size113 MB
Available inEnglish
TypeScreenwriting software
LicenseProprietary
Websitehttps://www.finaldraft.com/
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Cast & Crew Entertainment Services headquarters in Burbank, California (where Final Draft is now also based)

History

Final Draft was co-founded in 1990 by Marc Madnick and Ben Cahan.[1]

In 2013, Final Draft was awarded a Primetime Emmy Engineering Award.

In 2016, Final Draft was acquired by Cast & Crew Entertainment Services.[2][3]

Usage

The program is a package of screenwriting word processing software for writing and formatting a screenplay to meet submission standards set by the theater, television and film industries. The program can also be used to write documents such as stageplays, outlines, treatments, query letters, novels, graphic novels, manuscripts, and basic text documents.

Final Draft's main competitors are Movie Magic Screenwriter, Scrite, Celtx, Fade In, and WriterDuet.[4]

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