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by pwrplus1 6y ago
Author of fountain-mode for Emacs here; this warms my heart to hear :) Let's also give a shoutout to Stu Maschwitz who created most of the Fountain spec beforehand when it was called Screenplay Markdown: https://prolost.com&
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by pwrplus1 6y ago
The format for production screenplays evolved according to the needs of the people needing the physical pages on set, e.g. dialogue has a lot of whitespace so that director and actors can keep notes there. Also, scene headings need to conve
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by pwrplus1 6y ago
To the person typing "trump2020" it specifically says type something nice, not something horrible.
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Be more selective about the air you breathe! Take regular 2-3 hour breaks from breathing! If you must go outside, leave your face at home! C'mon people! Why aren't you listening to me!
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Might wanna read the news.
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Ah imagination, what a wonderful world you weave.
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
If rightwing governments ever became the good guys I guarantee you'd hear about it.
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Thanks :) You can do #+BEGIN_EXAMPLE fountain BOB Hello world! ALICE Yeah hi Bob. #+END_EXAMPLE and you’ll get fountain aligning/highlighting. I’m not a big org user, so I’d need suggestions on how else people want
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
And many (or most) of the TLDR project pages are wrong because they refer to the GNU-variant reimplementation instead of the actual tool. With a man page you know you're getting the right info because it came bundled with the tool.
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Very nice work. I'm interested in how you implemented the page-count/timing of a Fountain script; could you give a high-level overview?
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
Page locking is important, but it only happens at the very very end of the screenwriting process. I've proposed a slight addition to the Fountain syntax to allow forced page numbers on inserted page breaks, which would effectively allo
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
I'm the author of Fountain Mode[1]. I bumped it to the top of the list because it's the probably what the majority of the Emacs screenwriters out there are using, maybe even all five of them. [1]: https://github.com&#x2
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by pwrplus1 7y ago
FTFY