Both .fdr and .fdx files are types of [Final Draft](http://www.finaldraft.com/) documents. Files with the .fdx extension come from Final Draft 8, while .fdr documents are from earlier versions of Final Draft. Final Draft 8 can open and save .fdr files, but older versions of Final Draft cannot open .fdx files. The .fdx format is based […]
What is Movie Magic Screenwriter?
[Movie Magic Screenwriter](http://www.screenplay.com/p-29-movie-magic-screenwriter-6.aspx) is a popular scriptwriting word processor, like [Highland](http://quoteunquoteapps.com/highland/), [Final Draft](http://www.finaldraft.com/) or [Celtx](http://celtx.com/). It is available for both Macintosh and Windows. Online, you may see the application referred to as: * “Movie Magic Screenwriter” * “Screenwriter” * “Movie Magic” * “MMS” * “MMSW” It is comparable in price and features to Final Draft. […]
Is Final Draft on the iPad?
Yes. As of August 2012, [Final Draft Writer](https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/final-draft-writer/id526135686?mt=8) is available for iPad for $49.99. [FDX Reader](http://quoteunquoteapps.com/fdxreader) by Quote-Unquote Apps can be used to read Final Draft 8 documents (.fdx files) on the iPad or iPhone, but is not a script editor. ### More from johnaugust.com * [FDX Reader now in iPhone](http://johnaugust.com/2011/fdx-reader-now-on-iphone “FDX Reader now in […]
What is Final Draft?
[Final Draft](http://www.finaldraft.com/) is a word processor built specifically for scriptwriting. It is considered the industry standard screenplay writing software. Final Draft versions 1 through 7 produce .FDR files; Final Draft 8 uses .FDX files, which can be read on the iPad with [FDX Reader](http://quoteunquoteapps.com/fdxreader). While Final Draft is the industry standard scriptwriting software, it […]
What is a screenplay?
A screenplay is a script for a film or television show. It includes dialogue as well as stage direction and character actions and movement. Screenplays have a specific format, although there can be slight variations based on factors: 1. Type (i.e. film, multicam TV, singlecam TV, etc.) 2. Destination (studios and networks often have specific […]