EXT. CITY STREET NIGHT A new, 50s squad car, the only traffic, moves slowly down the street its shiny paint and chrome reflecting on the brightly lit, wet road. A neon sign blinks "JANSEN'S JEWELRY." A COUPLE walks along the sidewalk. CLEVE SAUNDERS, early 20s, baggy dress pants and v-neck sweater pulls BRIANNE ALDER, early 20s, hair bobbed, checkered skirt and white sweater, to the lighted window. He points to a specific ring, but she glances at the building on the other side of the street. CLEVE There. See? BRIANNE It is pretty, Cleve, but I... Then she cranes her neck, looking up, eyes wide. BRIANNE Please. Can we go now? Cleve is on his knees. His voice cracks CLEVE Brianne... I... uh... EXT. ABOVE CITY STREET CONTINUOUS Cleve and Brianne look small, far below on the sidewalk. Something scrapes along the surface of the wall, its shape indistinct, hidden deep in the shadows. EXT. CITY STREET CONTINUOUS Cleve retrieves a small jewelery case from his pants pocket CLEVE I umm... I mean... Uh, will you Brianne grabs Cleve's hand and tries to pull him up. BRIANNE We've got to go, Cleve. CLEVE Marry me? BRIANNE Yes. Please, let's go! CLEVE But BRIANNE Go! CLEVE You didn't even look... It's just like the one Twin columns of sparks slide down the wall as a SHADOW thumps to the sidewalk and disappears. Bits of brick sprinkle down after it. Cleve jumps up and grabs Brianne's hand. CLEVE C'mon! She's inert, unmoving. Her shoulders slumped. BRIANNE Too late. CLEVE Brianne! He futilely yanks at her hands. Several more SHADOWS slide down the wall and thump to the sidewalk. CLEVE What the hell? Brianne looks up, tears in her eyes. She draws Cleve to her and kisses him. BRIANNE I loved you. CLEVE Brianne? Clawed hands yank her away as the Shadow fades in behind her. Its lips at at her ear. A hoarse whispering hiss SHADOW You've been missed, Brie Un. Cleve swings at the Shadow's head, but his hand passes through as it fades out again. Invisible it drags Brianne away. CLEVE ! Fight me! It fades in again. SHADOW Fight... you? Laughter as several Shadows fade in. BRIANNE No he doesn't want Cleve slams his fist into its head. Bones crack. He grabs his hand, groaning. CLEVE Ow! You son of a ***. SHADOW Fight... me? With one arm still around Brianne the Shadow picks Cleve up by the collar, momentarily glares into his eyes, and casually flips him across the street. Cleve lands hard. Laughter as the Shadows fade away. Brianne is dragged a few more feet, then she, too, disappears. CLEVE Brianne!
RonB "There's a story there...somewhere"
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I love Celtx. I have ditched Sophocles and now use it all the time. Shame there's no British English dictionary option (annoying to have to be told I've misspelled words like travelling, colour, foetus, centre, recognise, etc) There's a Catalan dictionary, but no ****** British one!
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I love Celtx. I have ditched Sophocles and now use it all the time. Shame there's no British English dictionary option (annoying to have to be told I've misspelled words like travelling, colour, foetus, centre, recognise, etc)
There's a Catalan dictionary, but no ****** British one! Hrmphh!!
[nq:1]I love Celtx.[/nq] I like it and it's free but, in my opinion, it's not yet up to MMS or Sophocles standards. I'm trying to figure out how I'd get along with Linux instead of Windows and Celtx runs on Linux. The test this morning was to see if I could "MWSm" format scripts like I do with Movie Magic. The answer is, it can be done (at least in Windows) but it involves more work. I'll prob
[nq:1]An English (United Kingdom) dictionary is available. (Along with English (Austrailan), English (New Zealand) and English (Canadian). Apparently it still has to be selected every time you open Celtx, but it *is* available for download (with instructions for installation) at: [/nq] BRILLIANT! You star. Wasn't there last time I looked!
[nq:1][/nq] [nq:2]An English (United Kingdom) dictionary is available. (Along with English ... *is* available for download (with instructions for installation) at: http://tinyurl.com/yl3v4s[/nq] [nq:1]BRILLIANT! You star. Wasn't there last time I looked![/nq] Now, anyone know where I can find a ******* English dict
[nq:1]Now, anyone know where I can find a ******* English dictionary for Final Drfat v5? Final Draft wants to sell ... as I also buy an upgrade to their latest version, and I'm a proponent of not fixing what ain't broke.[/nq] You can buy one for $29. Kind of pricey for a spelling dictionary but they are available (unless these are just for version 7).
[nq:2]Now, anyone know where I can find a ******* English ... and I'm a proponent of not fixing what ain't broke.[/nq] [nq:1]You can buy one for $29. Kind of pricey for a spelling dictionary but they are available (unless these are just for version 7).[/nq] I was told I needed to upgrade to version 7 firt. jaybee
[nq:2]Now, anyone know where I can find a ******* English ... and I'm a proponent of not fixing what ain't broke.[/nq] [nq:1]You can buy one for $29. Kind of pricey for a spelling dictionary but they are available (unless these are just for version 7). http://www.finaldraft.com/products/spell-checker
[nq:1]It looks like the Canadian English dictionary will only work on the 7.1.x version 7.1 and below don't qualify.[/nq] ALAN! He spelled *it* out! What's the penalty? jaybee
[nq:2]You can buy one for $29. Kind of pricey for a spelling dictionary but they are available (unless these are just for version 7).[/nq] [nq:1]I was told I needed to upgrade to version 7 firt.[/nq] I saw that too alas, too late. I guess you've got to go open source if you want to stay on the cutting edge.
[nq:2]It looks like the Canadian English dictionary will only work on the 7.1.x version 7.1 and below don't qualify.[/nq] [nq:1]ALAN! He spelled *it* out! What's the penalty?[/nq] Yes, but I did include a gratuitous insult doesn't that count for something?