Script Formatting in Google Docs - Short and Simple - 2019

[chaeyoungvideos]

This is what we SHORT AND INFORMATIVE!!!!

[jisoossimp]

Thank you for not dragging it out just telling us what we need to know. I have 90-120 screen play due and i didnt want to sit forever watching a video thank you.

[Jimlujan]

Man, this was concise and easy to follow. No need for script software...its the ideas and execution that count. Keeping it simple. Thanks for making this!

[hobojado]

straight to the freaking point. you are awesome man, so helpful!

[itsirenechan]

omg! It took me two days to finally find this video and this is exactly what i needed. I'm writing a script for a Coursera screenwriting course. I don't have the time to mess with all the screenwriting software right now. I just need good ol' Google Docs.Thank you!!!

[TeiganTulsie]

Dude! This was MEGA helpful -- I plan on getting some kind of template for google docs, but I had to write up a 14 sec animation script RIGHT NOW -- and this was the quick fix information I NEEDED! I'll be rewatching this and sending this to friends who likewise just wanna dive in before they get software or templates!

[wanderdolls]

No wacky introductions? This is more my speed :) thank you so much!

[maniebrahimi]

Short and full of information, you got your self a new subscriber

[AnimeLoverLife]

I want to write a story but I'm not confident in my ability to write a novel, so in looking for a way to write it I found that a script worked awesome for me. Thanks for the help from this video!

[Taylor-qbvk]

Hey Guiles, thank you so much for the tips years later! Fun tip as well, if you want to auto adjust the ruler for just dialogue, you can select just the dialogue AFTER finishing a scene (ctrl and highlight) and then adjust the ruler and voila. It'll auto format. No need to fuss with the enter and ctrl Z.

Other than that, this has been so incredibly helpful; to the point, and well explained. I can't wait to write horrendous short films now :D

[nickengles]

Straight to the point and very helpful. A rarity among a lot of video tutorials. Thanks!

[Mrs.Misses]

Awesome! You didn't have a bunch of shi++y movie clips. And your instructions matched what we saw on the screen. I learned more from this than the dozen other long and inconsistent tutorials I watched, where I had to keep pausing and rewinding because the instructions didn't match and the scenes moved too quickly

[mnqobieiddie]

Dude thank you, Short and straight to the point. #THANKYOU. And you got yourself a new subscriber bro

[Aepps]

This is the best tutorial straight to the point

[gwendolynmcdowell]

This was so informative and right to the point. Thank you so much!!!

[OneWingedRose]

I just finished my very first ever actually completed first draft of a script!
It's 62 pages of unformatted goodness (well, first draft, so more like "badness" really, lol), so now I've the task of making it and formatting it too and... this has been the most helpful video I've found!

Thanks for making this!

[CookiedoughProductions]

Thank you for this I’m currently writing a script for a tv pilot. I’m probably not going to ever pitch it but I may make it with some friends.
It was easy to understand and follow

[PetalpuffZ]

Thank you for this information! Can I use this for my personal project as evidence for my research?

[BenjaminFrimmer]

Thank you Mr. Guiles! Such a great video. I can't thank you enough. Cheers!

[Halllad]

thank you.... so much. There wasn't any exposition in the beginning just straight to the point. Needs more views