Learn how to write in 11 Indian languages, assign a specific language to dialogues and use native input methods provided by the operating system.
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What if we are writing a screenplay where we are clear that all dialogues will be in Kannada (by default), but Action and other elements are going to be written in English? Until 0.4.3, one had to change the language in addition to changing the paragraph type to accomplish this. But what if we could […]
Many users have written to us that they are unable to figure out what English alphabets to type in order to transliterate a word to their local language. While a link to alphabet mappings was documented in our user manual already, we thought it may be useful to simply show alphabet mappings in the UI. […]
Writing a screenplay is already difficult. And when you have thought of what you want to write, the last thing you want to be worried about is how to write and format it correctly. It can be intimidating to know the rules and this article hopes to serve as a guide to help you format […]
The first step in writing a screenplay is having an idea. The tool required in order to come up with a compelling, unique idea is knowledge or life experience. The next step is to translate this idea into a story and screenplay. While you can technically use a pen & paper or standard word processing […]
Get ready for an exciting new year with the latest update to the 0.9 series! It’s been three months since version 0.9.2 was released, and we’ve added a host of new features and squashed some pesky bugs. Download / Upgrade to version 0.9.3 beta now! If you have any questions or comments, please reach out […]
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0.9 Beta is now out!
Of all the updates of Scrite we have released, version 0.8.8 (the most recent version) is also the most used one. Close to 40% of all Scrite users are using that update, making it the most successful version of Scrite thus far. Almost a hundred forty days after that update was released, today we release […]
Saravana Kumar is a film director who regularly posts videos about filmmaking, specifically screenwriting, on his YouTube channel Film Psycho. The primary audio language in all his videos is Tamil, but his audience is spread all over the globe. In April 2022, he released an exclusive review of Scrite on his YouTube channel. Watch the […]
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Cinestaan on Scrite
Sonal Pandya of Cinestaan covers Scrite along with a brief interview with the team. Link: Indian Screenwriting app Scrite available for users in 12 languages.
This version builds on top of the 0.8.3 update and offers performance improvements and bug fixes. Version 0.8.4 is also the first version of Scrite to built using Qt 5.15.8. You can simply head to the Downloads Page to download and install the latest update, although we recommend that you take some time to read […]