Why AI for Screenwriters Should Run on Your Own Machine
A writing assistant reads everything you give it. Where it runs decides who else does. The case for local models, and how EpicDraft does it.
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EpicDraft Blog
Insights about writing stories with EpicDraft.
Your Script Is Yours: What Local-First Actually Means for a Screenplay
Local-first is a promise about where your script lives and what happens when a company changes its mind. Here is what it means in practice, file by file.
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Fountain, Final Draft and PDF: How to Leave Any Screenwriting App With Your Work
Every screenwriting app has a door. Here is where it is, what fits through it, and what each format keeps and loses on the way out.
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How to Format a Screenplay: The Reference Version
Margins, font, every element and where it sits on the page, the title page, and the mistakes readers notice first. One page to bookmark, with the Fountain markup for each.
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Writing a Screenplay on a Phone
A phone on a bus at 2am is a writing desk if the app treats it like one. What changes when you draft on a screen four inches wide, and what we built for it.
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