Screenwriting Tutorial: How to Take Script Notes

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In this tutorial series, we provide the exact steps you need to take when writing your screenplay in StudioBinder. You'll learn everything about creating properly formatted scripts, to using hotkey shortcuts, and more.

In this episode, we'll be talking about the most efficient way to take feedback on your screenplay with Script Notes. This will allow you to address and implement notes on your screenplay, along with just adding personal notes to yourself for a new revision of your screenplay.

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[flocorrea]

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[udhills]

This actually does not add a whole lot of value. There is no ability to add notes or comments that stick to a certain part of the script