I believe so. If you want to move around scenes you can go under View, go under index cards. From this view you will be able to move scenes around in the script.
@@ScreenwritingScribe As I have just begun writing, I'm trying to find the best way of organising this hoping to be able to go back and forth between online for an over view and each scene. So I guess both...?
@@idefilm for using the beat board I would make the material for each act a unique color. Another way is to color code your characters. using the arrow feature to tie to a note about an important character to the character. Let me think a little more about organizing and get back to you
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Happy to help. Let me know if you have any particular questions!
Seems, once sent to script, order cannot be changed inside the script via rearranging outline?
I believe so. If you want to move around scenes you can go under View, go under index cards. From this view you will be able to move scenes around in the script.
I have started outlining my story, but find this hard to organise in a good way. Any suggestions?
@@idefilm organizing in general or using the beat board to organize?
@@ScreenwritingScribe As I have just begun writing, I'm trying to find the best way of organising this hoping to be able to go back and forth between online for an over view and each scene. So I guess both...?
@@idefilm for using the beat board I would make the material for each act a unique color. Another way is to color code your characters. using the arrow feature to tie to a note about an important character to the character. Let me think a little more about organizing and get back to you